I'm a licensed clinical psychologist with nearly two decades of clinical experience and a doctorate in psychology. I know the architecture of the psyche. I understand how experience leaves its mark — how early life shapes the stories we tell about ourselves, the patterns we keep living, the parts we learn to hide.

But early in my work I kept hitting the same wall. I'd sit with brilliant, self-aware people who could articulate their patterns with stunning clarity — and still couldn't change them. They understood why. They just couldn't live differently.

That's when I started looking beyond the clinical world for what was missing.

I'd always been drawn to the symbolic — archetypal astrology, tarot, depth psychology, the imaginal. Not as spiritual decoration but as a different kind of precision. A way of reaching the parts of the psyche that resist ordinary language. The places where experience lives as image and metaphor before it becomes narrative.

I’m interested in how someone is psychologically wired — but I’m more fascinated by what core tensions they're here to integrate, where their growth edge lives.

What emerged was a way of working that holds both rigor and mystery — clinical precision and symbolic depth. Not a protocol. An approach that follows the person, not the other way around.

I understand how the past doesn't stay in the past — how it lives in the body, in the patterns, in the places we keep returning to without knowing why.

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