Therapy in relationship with the living world

Life becomes disorienting when our relationships — with ourselves, with others, with land and place, with ancestors, and with the more‑than‑human world — are strained, silenced, or forgotten.

You might feel overwhelmed, disconnected, exhausted by the pace and demands of a world that treats bodies like machines and the Earth like a resource.

You might sense that something in you is calling for a different way of being — slower, deeper, more rooted, more honest.

My work is grounded in an animist understanding that we are part of a living web.

Your inner life does not exist in isolation. It is shaped by the land you live on, the histories you carry, the relationships you tend, and the wider field of beings you are in constant conversation with — whether or not you’ve had language for that before.

Therapy becomes a space to listen.

To reconnect.

To remember your place in the world.

A therapeutic space for the sensitive, the queer, the neurodivergent, the politically awake

If you experience the world intensely — emotionally, sensorially, ethically — you are not “too much”.

You are responding to a world that is often not built for your way of knowing.

In this space, your sensitivity is not a problem to be fixed.

It is a form of intelligence.

A way of perceiving the living world that deserves respect.

My practice is shaped by:

• queer and ace‑spec experience
• neurodivergent embodiment
• intersectional feminist ethics
• ecological and relational awareness
• anti‑pathologising, contextual thinking

You don’t have to shrink yourself here.

Animist‑informed therapy means…

• recognising the personhood of the world around us
• understanding distress as relational, not individual failure
• honouring ancestral, ecological, and intergenerational threads
• working with land, place, and more‑than‑human kin as part of the therapeutic field
• noticing cycles, seasons, and rhythms
• making space for meaning, ritual, and connection without appropriation
• grounding in the body as part of a wider living system

This is not a spiritual bypass.

It is not a borrowed tradition.

It is a way of seeing and relating that is ancient, ethical, and deeply human.

If you’re longing for a different kind of therapy

One that honours your sensitivity, your politics, your relationship with the living world —

one that doesn’t ask you to separate your inner life from the land beneath your feet —

you’re welcome here.

We can work together to explore what it means to live in right relationship:

with yourself, with others, with place, and with the wider web of beings you are part of.