More about me…

I am an RN, Certified Nurse Psychotherapist, End-of-Life Doula and Expressive Arts practitioner. My practice is rooted in holistic care for the mind, body, spirit and soul and dedicated to walking alongside people through life-changing experiences.

Alongside my clinical training, I bring the insight and empathy that come from lived experience. My work is informed not only by evidence-based practices, but by the depth of my own healing journey — one that continues to shape how I hold space for others. I approach each session with presence, humility, and heart, grounded in the belief that healing is not about fixing imperfection, but about embracing it and remembering and reclaiming our innate wholeness. I have come to trust that even in pain, there is wisdom; that heartache can open us to beauty; and that transformation is not a destination, but a way of being.

Creativity lives at the heart of my practice. I believe we are all innately creative — not only in what we make with our hands, but in how we shape our lives, our stories, and our healing. As a published poet,  artist,  gardener, and restorer of old furniture, I find solace and meaning in the intentional acts of creation. I often weave these threads into my work, inviting clients to explore their inner worlds through gentle, guided practices that awaken expression and connection.

I’m grateful to live in the quiet rhythms of the countryside, alongside my partner and our beloved dog. We make our home on a magical acreage in the Comox Valley — on the Unceded Traditional Territory of the K’ómoks First Nation, the traditional keepers of this land.