I’m a coach, artist, researcher, and the founder of Neuromystics™—a sanctuary for sensitive souls and divergent minds seeking resonance, reconnection, and rooted transformation.

I was raised in the Shaconage (the land of the blue mist) in the mountains of Western North Carolina on the ancestral lands of the Tsalagi, more widely known as the Cherokee.

I grew up in a close relationship with hawks, waterfalls, and river stones. The energy that animates the natural world was my first language. The forest ecosystem taught me what many human-made systems did not: that belonging is our birthright, and that healing is not a process of fixing, but of remembering our interdependence.

Neuromystics™ is the culmination of my lifelong inquiry into what allows us to feel and be whole, celebrated, and connected in an age of fragmentation.

I’m queer, disabled, and multiply neurodivergent. My lived experience includes navigating autism, ADHD, dyslexia, chronic illnesses, cPTSD, and synesthesia as a white European-American. 

For years, I worked within big systems—higher education, hospitals, corporations—trying to make them more organic, more humane, more in resonance with what I perceive as aliveness. I spearheaded diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility research programs in tech corporations centered on LGBTQIA+ safety in countries where those identities were illegal, taught compassion cultivation and intercultural anti-ablism to medical providers, led radical ethnographic research focused on epistemic diversity, and worked to decolonize wellness programs.

Over time, I found that disrupting systems from within was no longer satisfying. While I worked to inspire inclusive change,  I came to see that these institutions were not designed to evolve—they were designed to exclude. That recognition, and the toll it took on my health, led me to shift my focus. Instead of pushing against systems resistant to transformation, I chose to create a space where meaningful change was desired and could take root. 

This coaching and healing arts practice is a sanctuary for like-hearted people—a place where transformation happens in relationship, guided by the earth, our nervous systems, and the wisdom of difference. Here, I’m able to support change in ways that are embodied, sustainable, and aligned with how transformation naturally unfolds.

I approach coaching as an ever-evolving science and art. I offer attuned support that honors your way of being. Each session, I hold intentional presence and extend an invitation for you to reconnect with your innate intelligence to cultivate sustainable self-transformation.

My methods are rooted in over a decade of research and practitioner experience in medical anthropology, trauma-informed public health, environmental psychology, and contemplative neuroscience. Each practice, tool, or process I bring into our sessions together is thoughtfully selected, evidence-based, and refined through continuous experimentation. 

I also approach holding space for clients as an artist. I see each session as a container we create together. I trust the organic ebb and flow process of transformation, including silence, symbolism, and sensations. We move at an unhurried tempo to allow space for what is ready to emerge.

At its core, my practice is grounded in a commitment to our innate sovereignty. I actively design my work to center consent, accessibility, dignity, and interconnection. I actively engage with continuous education and reflection around how systemic power dynamics, such as racism, ableism, classism, and colonialism, can distort healing and wellness work. The result is a space that supports not only personal insight but collective liberation.

You can expect precision and spaciousness. Inquiry and kindness. And above all, a deep respect for your complexity, your sovereignty, and your path.

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