School of Liminal Arts was founded by husband and wife team Nico and Ryan Wolf as an invitation to cross-pollinate, to bring community together, to remember ourselves into the swarm/super-organism of humanity in connection to Nature and Spirit. We are returning from a time of separation and coming back together to honor the myriad of voices needed to live in a harmonious way. Our learning takes place in the spaces between. Here are a few of the beautiful humans we’ve either learned with, taught with, been inspired by and found ourselves in constellation with.
Nico Wolf (founder)
Facilitator/Practitioner/ Guide/Transdisciplinary Artist
Ryan Wolf (founder)
Facilitator/Practitioner/
Guide/Movement Artist
MEET OUR CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, CREATIVE COLLABORATORS, MUSES & PEOPLE WHOSE WORK WE’D LOVE TO CONNECT YOU TO
COLLABORATORS
Elena Greenlee
Facilitator/Director/Writer/
Tarot Reader/Astrologer
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Elena Grenlee is a polyglot and multicultural writer, filmmaker and purveyor of delightful absurdities. She’s passionate about deciphering the cryptic language of oracles often through stars and cards. Elena’s current pursuits include her life long study of spontaneous impulse and the humor of heartfelt connection, while unlearning the constraints of cynicism and restrictive intellectual norms.
Through Night House, and other School of Liminal Arts collaborations, Elena is excited to offer astrology and tarot as pathways to enrich our engagement with dream. She warmly welcomes you to our community of artists and spirited companions, each of us carrying unique visions for a new world beyond our wildest imaginations, where playfulness and creativity roam free.
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Charlie Cattrall
Facilitator/Actor/Dancer/
Shamanic Practitioner
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Charlie Cattrall has over 15 years of experience in performance, the healing arts, martial arts and shamanism.
He trained as an actor in London at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where he developed a particular interest in performance as spectacle and ritual, where the performer exists as actor, dancer, shape-shifter and shaman. After leaving drama school this interest was further developed working with the physical theatre troupe Gardzienice in Poland, and with other dance theatre companies in the UK and throughout Europe. Recently his practice has deepened through the addition of the Meisner technique through tutelage from Kate Maravan and mentorship from Paul Oertel and Nancy Spanier.
With martial arts Cattrall is a Shodan in Aikido and Kashima Shinryu, having received teaching from Paul Douglas of Tetsushinkan Dojo in London. He has also developed a Swing Dance practice over many years and has taught partner dancing in London with Swing Patrol.
His interest in the healing arts came after a number of injuries through performance, and through a re-assessment of how to better use himself and his body. This resulted in him becoming a Feldenkrais teacher, training at the International Feldenkrais Training Centre in the UK.
For the last few years all these diverse strands have come together to a more direct synthesis in ritual and shamanism, where he can use the depth of his performative experience to guide and encourage others to deepen into their own practices.
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Jaye Marolla
Somatics Facilitator/
Qi Gong / Body Work
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I am an educator, somatic practitioner and holistic bodyworker. I currently offer movement classes in Santa Fe and consult privately with groups, organizations and businesses offering somatic programs in person and online. My bodywork practice is here in Santa Fe, specializing in Thai Bodywork. My practices and outlook are deeply informed by living and traveling outside of the US. I spent significant years in Ghana, West Africa, China, Thailand, Central Asia, and England, studying and attuning to how other cultures express movement and approach their day to day lifestyle. In China and Thailand I began extensive study in healing and martial arts, and how the intertwining of the two branches originates from the same root. I became fascinated with lineage based practices and knowledge that travels tacitly through transmission and embodied nuance.
read more via jayemarolla.com
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Daje James
Story Doula /
Facilitator / Guide
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I am the CEO and Founder of Brave School: An Institute of Dreaming, Founding Space: A Community Design Studio.
I have had the privilege of walking with creatives all over the globe as they’ve embraced owning their voices and waging beauty with their unique medicine in the marketplace. I have made it my life’s work to continue creating room for creatives to breathe through the tensions of their creative process in this way. Together, we seek out this beauty, expose it, and lay it bare in the light of creative courage.
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Sara Rothwell
Facilitator/ Ceremonialist/
Talismanic Jewelry Maker
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I am a jewelry designer and maker and have been making jewelry professionally since my mid twenties and first fell in love with the art at the age of 7 when I was gifted and Native Canadian bead loom and started beading. Many of these pieces are still in the hands of my family and friends who were gifted some super fun and wacky pieces in the 80’s and 90’s!
Alongside making small made to order collections and stock pieces, one of my passions is making bespoke jewelry, especially recycling old metals and stones into future heirlooms.
I believe jewelry to be one of the sacred magics of our world and a craft that has followed humans throughout history and holds great import to our lives. It is from this understanding and space that I create my pieces. Infusing ancient with modern, alchemising metal and wisdom, working with spirit and fire I create talismans, totemic touchstones, protective amulets, rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets to adorn the modern wearer.
Having undertaken 3 years of shamanic training and currently in a 3 year shamanic practitioner apprenticeship, I use the knowledge and wisdom of dream work, mythology, shamanic journeying, power animal retrieval and ceremony and weave all of these practices into my jewelry designs.
Journeying on behalf clients, and dreaming with clients for the purpose of co-creation is incorporated into my work. Entering into the void where the piece already exists to extract any information, sacred messages, symbols that want to come forth and be birthed into the physical. Retrieving power animals to infuse the piece with the power of the significant creature that emerges for my clients. Holding ceremony for the raw materials and finished pieces, blessing, consecrating and speaking the prayers and intentions of my clients into these newly born creations so they can be imbued with power, purpose and protection for the wearer.
All pieces are designed by me and handmade in London. I use recycled metals only with an ongoing intent to make my business as ethical and sustainable as possible.
Wear your altar.
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Nicholene Solomon
Fiber Artist / Womb Massage / Herbalist / Healing Practitioner
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I’m Nicholene (Nikki) a fiber artist, clinical herbalist, RN, flower essence practitioner, Maya abdominal massage therapist, animistic healing arts practitioner, beekeeper & gardener living in Asheville, NC.
I have been weaving for 7 years and working with herbal medicine and womb massage for almost 20 years. I am a practitioner of European and pan cultural shamanic healing practices. In this work, we honor the healing wisdom of the animate Earth and connect to the magical honeybee. Through blending a variety of healing arts along with my experience as an RN, I weave a healing tapestry to nurture your health and well being.
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Molly Caro May
Author/Facilitator/
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner
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Molly Caro May is an author of two books, teacher and holder of space. For 12+ years, she has facilitated personal story workshops for hundreds of people (maybe more!) across the globe. She now blends her 3-year training in Somatic Experiencing (trauma-resolution and resilience building) into her palette. She focuses on voice and where language meets the human mammal body. Her mission is to democratize expression, work with story as the healing tool it wants to be and explore the alchemy between narrative and nervous system.
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info@mollycaromay.com
Sophia Maria Calvi
Activist/ Facilitator/
Teacher/ Practitioner
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Sophia Maria is a modern-day mystic, regenerative futurist, guide of Earth and Women’s Wisdom, doula of transformation, climate & justice activist and a braider & bridge-er of humans & Earth.
Sophia Sessions incorporate Soul Alignment - a unique guided journey designed for each individual to cultivate their deepest connection to Self through an abundance of resonant, nourishing and transformative practices. Sophia’s offerings include strengthening the inner voice, guided journey, embodiment & mindfulness practices, divinatory work, grounded insight and advice for everyday living in these changing times.
In addition to working with individuals, Sophia is also a facilitator of group work and founder of The Spiral Collective - A collaboration that embraces engaged spirituality & advocacy, emphasizes Justice, Liberation, and the decolonization of the wellness & spirituality culture. Our vision is to create space for collective growth in ways that serve to create a thriving world for all human and more than human beings.
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Emma Landau
Ayurveda Physician/
Yoga Therapist
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Emma is an avid practitioner and student of Ayurvedic medicine and Yoga therapy. With a commitment to the breadth and depth of Traditional Ayurvedic Practice, Emma supports patients in a wide breadth of health concerns specializing in digestive disorders, allergies, metabolic imbalances, skin disorders, stress, anxiety, and depression, menstrual disorders, hormone balance and menopause, and postpartum care. By invoking the time-tested methods of ayurvedic diet, lifestyle shifts, herbal formulations, detox therapies and guiding patients towards their own inner wisdom and healing capacity, patients address acute and chronic conditions alike.
Background
Emma holds a BSc from Cornell University, is a member of the National Ayurvedic Medical Association and is certified AyurYoga® instructor and Core-Synchonism® practitioner. Her Ayurvedic training includes practitioner and graduate-level studies under renowned author and instructor Vasant Lad, BAMS from the Ayurvedic Institute and she is currently continues her clinical develo pment through physician-level studies at the Arogya Center. Emma also works within the Path of Pollen shamanic tradition exploring the intuitive, feminine and mystical roots of earth-based healing and self-transformation. Emma's healing journey began through her own search to resolve severe digestive disorders and chronic anxiety that developed throughout her high-stress University years. After seeking help through a wide range of modalities she arrived at Ayurveda, which proved to be the major turning point in her health, unlocking the root causes of her various imbalances. Emma's love of Ayurveda grew as she found it to be the balm to unfolding profound mental and spiritual healing and nourishment, and aided her in discovering greater wholeness, wellbeing and calm that she had ever thought possible.
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http://emmalandau.com
IG: @emmajlandau
Malia Luna
Ritual Tattoo Artist/
Intuitive Healer/Ceremonialist
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I began tattooing in the midst of some of my deepest healing (several years ago), at a time when my entire world was dissolving and re-birthing- The deeper I went, the more space opened within me and the remembrance of the art form as a transformative and shamanic practice was a clear stream, pooling into the wells of my heart.
The ceremonial tattoo process has taken many forms, as I explored the realm of possibility of this deeply mystical and at times, miraculous art form. It has been a foundation of my self-care practice, as I began to, quite literally, stitch myself together- soul to flesh, through prayer and ink and ritual.
My tattoo practice and other creative work deliciously unfolds, as my awareness of what is possible expands and spirit continues leading me through the fertile darkness.
Transformative sound, the art of magical singing, and a channeled language of ancient, universal, and multi-cultural origin are foundational aspects of the alchemical work that I offer.
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Richard Powell
Ayurveda/Vedic Astrology/
Educator
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Richard G. Powell (Dhyānānanda) - is a certified Āyurvedic Practitioner and is a graduate of the Ayurvedic Institute in Albuquerque, NM. He has studied extensively under Dr. Vasant Lad both in the US and in India.
He furthered his studies of Ayurveda and Vedic philosophy under Dr. Ashwin Shastry of Arogya Niketana in Karnataka, India.
Richard is currently enrolled in an advanced physician’s program at the Arogya Center in Albuquerque, NM, under Kāśyapa Fisher and Nomi Gallo.
In addition to Āyurveda, Richard has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and teaching for 18 of those years.
He is an avid student of Sanskrit, Jyotisha (Vedic Astrology) and Vedic philosophy. He has studied Vedic Astrology in the Mantriji / Hart DeFouw lineage under Alison Bodhani and currently studies under Penny Farrow.
In addition to his studies in the Vedic sciences, Richard is a Reiki Master and is an avid practitioner of Aikido, the Japanese martial art.
He brings his multifaceted healing experience into his consultations with his clients to empower them to make healthier lifestyle choices and to expand their spiritual practice.
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Melissa Word
Artist/Writer/Educator/
Facilitator
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Accompanied by Melissa Word.
Melissa is a textile collage artist, dancer, movement guide, grief and death doula, and writer.
As a facilitator, she helps people heal their creative lives and explore their relationship to their bodies, expression and mortality.
Her background as a professional dancer informs how she shapes experiences for others to get more in touch with their own way of moving, and influences her textile-based art studio practice. Working with fabric and thread is its own kind of choreography. The materials have an aliveness that want to be expressed through movement, play, cutting up and mending.
As a creative grief coach, she leads a seasonal online workshop for grief processing through quilting and hand-sewing--reimagining healing spaces as ones where our bodies, hands, and intuitive impulses guide the way.
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More info about Melissa can be found at: melissaword.com
Deborah Willimott
Facilitator/Shamanic Practitioner/Massage Therapist
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For the last twenty years, Deborah has been a committed student of shamanic work; privately with her teacher Nicholas Hurn within the lineage of Joseph Rael (Beautiful Painted Arrow), and in offering shamanic trainings and workshops since 2012.
As a facilitator, Deborah is dedicated to guiding participants to a fully embodied experience of spirit and how spirit uses the body to communicate wisdom. Her approach weaves in her experience in numerous conscious movement methodologies, human biology and anatomy and twenty years of dedicated personal yoga practice.
In 2008, she studied in Southeast Asia to receive her yoga teacher qualification (RYT300) from the Pyramid Yoga School, a faculty that places heavy focus on the quantum and scientific facets of Yogic mysticism.
Deborah holds a BA Hons. degree from University College London and is also a qualified massage therapist. Based in the UK, she now facilitates online courses in embodied shamanic practice, as well as running in-person trainings.
Underpinning all of her work is her devotion to the sacred, the genius of the human body and each individual’s birthright to direct spiritual revelation.
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Joshua Ramey
Writer/Educator/
Shamanic Practitioner
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Joshua Ramey is a writer, educator, and shamanic practitioner based in Philadelphia. He is the author of The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal and Politics of Divination: Neoliberal Endgame and the Religion of Contingency. Since earning his Doctorate in Philosophy from Villanova University in 2006, he has held positions at Grinnell College, Haverford College, and Rowan University. He is currently devoting his time and energy to writing in and teaching for counter-institutional initiatives.
About Joshua’s Shamanic Practice:
I offer core and classical shamanic interventions to folks in my immediate community, and by recommendation to people beyond that sphere. The work involves a range of traditional cures, subject to a process of consultation and divination. These practices are some of the most time-honored and efficient modes of human healing available, and my own approach draws on a cross-cultural archive of techniques taught by traditions around the world and practiced, in some form, for thousands of years. My preparation for this work is rooted in lifelong (and ongoing) initiatory processes filled with many teachers. My work is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis, with zero cost to QTPOC and other racially, socially, and economically exploited peoples.
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Tony Bednar
Musician/Educator/
Sound Healing Practitioner
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Tony Bednar is a percussionist, music educator and sound healing practitioner located in southern Vermont. He is the founder of Vermont Stereo - an immersive audio experience designed to be utilized in a Vibroacoustic therapy setting. By stimulating cells with sound waves, entraining the brain and heart into coherence, and featuring harmonic chords that naturally relax the body, this audio massage album promotes balance and well being.
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Carlisle Vandervoort
Artist / Filmmaker / Facilitator / Ceremonialist
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At various times Carlisle Vandervoort has been an artist, beekeeper, publicist, and filmmaker. As artist, her goal was to shift the viewer out of the mundane and into a sublime experience, a not-always attainable goal. Beekeeping, however, delivered that time and time again, especially when sharing the bees’ hum, energies of honey and pollen, and honey harvesting with non-beekeepers. As filmmaker, Carlisle produced the documentary, “Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins,” a film about the late great Texas political columnist, which screened to sold-out audiences at both Sundance and SXSW Film Festivals and received national distribution.
Carlisle’s current studio focus is creating sacred tools —handmade headdresses and brooms for personal transformation.
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MUSES, INSPIRATION & RECOMMENDED WORKS
Anaïs Mitchell
Singer/Songwriter/
creator of Hadestown
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Anaïs Mitchell is a Vermont-based singer-songwriter and the Tony and Grammy award-winning creator of the Broadway musical Hadestown. She was named to TIME's prestigious TIME100 list in 2020, and her first book, Working On A Song - The Lyrics of Hadestown was published by Penguin/Plume in the same year. Dubbed by NPR as 'one of the greatest songwriters of her generation;', Mitchell comes from the world of narrative folksong, poetry and balladry. Among her recorded works are the original 2010 studio album of Hadestown, a folk opera based on the Orpheus myth; 2012's Young Man in America, which was described by the UK's Independent as 'an epic tale of American becoming’; 2013’s Child Ballads, a collaboration with Jefferson Hamer, which won a BBC Radio Two Folk Award, Bonny Light Horseman (as part of the band Bonny Light Horseman) and the forthcoming Anais Mitchell (2022). Mitchell has headlined shows worldwide and her music has featured in year-end best lists including NPR, Wall Street Journal, MOJO, Uncut, Guardian, Sunday Times, Observer..
Mitchell's stage show of Hadestown, which was over a decade in the making, was first produced off-Broadway at New York Theatre Workshop and in Canada at Edmonton's The Citadel, with record-breaking runs at both. In 2018 the show opened at London's National Theatre, before transferring to Broadway at the Walter Kerr Theatre in April 2019. The show went on to win 8 Tony Awards, the highest of any show that season, including Best Musical and Best Score for Mitchell. The New York Times called it “inventive, beguiling and spellbinding” while Vogue declared that “Hadestown will be your new theater obsession.” If there’s a common thread in Mitchell’s work – from her earliest acoustic records to the Hadestown show – it’s that she’s as interested in the world around her as the one inside her. She has a way of tackling big themes with the same emotional intimacy most artists use to describe their inner lives. That’s perhaps why the New York Times noted that her songs “address contemporary angst with uncanny vision…. a formidable songwriting talent.”
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Marina Sala
Shamanic Practitioner/
Mediator/Coach
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My psychism opened with a bang in the early ‘90’s after extensive trauma when I was a young adult. Unable to ignore the calling, I started my ongoing journey first through Reiki (Level 2 Practitioner Training), followed by training in the ancient Art of Magick through the Qabbalah and Tarot.
I began my formal training in Shamanism in the Andes of Peru and Ecuador and in Mexico. Moving back to the UK I trained with Northern Drum (3 Year Practitioner Training). I then initiated into The Path of Pollen in 2008 with The Sacred Trust.
My healing practice is now 20 years old!
As well as offering shamanic healing sessions to men and young people, I also focus on women’s issues. I have had the honour to support many women through their journeys in the following range of issues: pregnancy and difficulties related to it, navigating miscarriage, abortion, rape, sexuality and gender identity, hysterectomy and menopause.
I live and work in Bristol where I also teach conflict resolution and communication skills, work as a coach and mediator. For more on this please visit:
www.choiceconflictresolution.com
In my spare time I love going for walks, swimming, dancing and playing with friends!
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Jonathan Harris
Artist & Technologist/
Storyteller/Ritualist
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Jonathan Harris was born on August 27, 1979 in Vermont.
He attended St. Bernard’s School in New York City, then Deerfield Academy in Western Massachusetts, and then studied computer science at Princeton University and interactive art at Fabrica.
After keeping elaborate sketchbooks for many years, he was robbed at gunpoint in 2003, which prompted a shift away from paint and paper and into computer programming.
His early data visualization projects (such as Wordcount, 10x10, We Feel Fine, and I Want You To Want Me) helped to establish that burgeoning field. The projects explored the ways in which the human species was evolving into a single planetary “meta-organism,” which could be probed and represented through the troves of Internet data that it was producing. These projects resonated with the zeitgeist of their moment, leading to five Webby Awards, two TED talks, a book with Simon & Schuster, an exhibition at Le Centre Pompidou, and the acquisition of two works by The Museum of Modern Art in New York. The World Economic Forum named him a “Young Global Leader,” and AIGA named We Feel Fine one of the most influential design projects of the last century.
In 2007, Jonathan made a shift back to the physical world through a series of experimental documentary projects that helped to establish the field of “interactive storytelling.” These projects (such as The Whale Hunt, Balloons of Bhutan, and I Love Your Work) explored the ambiguous relationship between humans and technology. In these projects, Jonathan designed “algorithms” for himself to follow while “collecting data” in the physical world, in much the same way that his computer programs would collect data online. These projects were featured at Sundance, Tribeca, and other film festivals, and later led to a full retrospective at the 2017 IDFA festival in Amsterdam, where he was invited to be the guest of honor, and for which he wrote the essay, Powers of Ten.
In 2009, Jonathan began to document his own life experience more directly, through a regular practice of taking a photograph and writing a short story each day, and posting them online each night before going to sleep. He called this daily ritual Today, and continued it for 440 days. His friend, Scott Thrift, made a short film describing the project.
Today evolved into Cowbird, a free (and ad-free) storytelling platform for anyone to use, providing a more contemplative alternative to existing social media environments. Cowbird was a kind of “Wikipedia for human experience,” with nearly 100,000 stories from 15,000 authors from 185 countries. TIME Magazine named it one of the 50 best websites of 2012.
As our collective relationship with the Internet began to change from one of utopian possibility to one of attention economies, fake news, filter bubbles, and widespread screen addiction, Jonathan decided to close Cowbird after five years of operation, leaving it online as an historical archive. He further explored these dynamics in a 2012 essay called Modern Medicine, comparing software to a new kind of drug.
This dawning ambivalence around the medium that he had been using for more than a decade produced a difficult period of creative block, which he described in his 2014 illustrated essay, Navigating Stuckness.
In 2015, he created Network Effect (with Greg Hochmuth), which explored the psychological effects of widespread Internet use on humanity. Network Effect employed the aesthetics of data visualization to question the ultimate utility of data — and to gesture at what might lie beyond it. The project received the 2016 Infinity Award in New Media from the International Center of Photography. He also explored the limitations of data in 2013’s Data Will Help Us, which was commissioned by The New York Times.
In 2018, he released A Silent Place, a sparse meditation on one of the earliest art forms, based on a series of pictographic rock drawings that he created in the Utah desert.
Since 2016, he’s been working with High Acres Farm — his family’s ancestral land in the small town of Shelburne, Vermont, which has been slowly evolving into a creative center for arts, culture, and the natural world.
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Elizabeth Haidle
Art Educator/Author
Illustrator/Tarot Deck Maker
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Elizabeth Haidle lives in Portland, Oregon and specializes in nonfiction comics.
She is the art & editorial director at Illustoria magazine. Her illustrations have appeared in graphic novels, picture books, and magazines such as the Nib and the New Yorker. Recent projects include an illustrated Tarot For All Ages deck, published by Lawrence King, and wearable art pajama sets with Rock Soup. She teaches online and in-person workshops involving experimental comics and personal art practices.
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DocuComix.com
IG: @ehaidle
Natalya Elliott
Shamanic Practitioner / Facilitator / Oracular Seer
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Deeply woven into the ancient female mystery traditions, she takes as her primary inspiration an enigmatic vein of shamanism that pertains to the serpent and the honeybee and embodies a pathway once known as the Forest Way.
Having gained bachelor and masters degrees from Oxford and UCL, she was in the middle of a PhD in dreaming and the occult, when the bees started coming to her nightly in her own dreams, drawing her away from the heady world of academia into the embodied gnosis of this gynocentric path. Leaving behind her PhD she went on to spend a decade training within the honeyed lyceum of the shamanic bee tradition – schooled in the ways of the pythia and pythoness, she holds a hive of knowledge from its auricular, mouth-to-ear, teachings.
She is steeped in celtic lore and story and the medicine ways of these lands, having studied for many years under the tutelage of Andrew Steed, shamanic bard, storyteller, and celtic medicine carrier. She holds that it is time for the west to remember its own magical traditions and ways of being – the roots of its own medicine ways.
She has trained extensively in core shamanism as it was brought to the west by Michael Harner in the 1970s, and is a practitioner of all core shamanic healing modalities. Having spent years under the guidance of an intuitive, she also works towards re-establishing pathways of connection back to one’s true self and intuitive knowing.
She has a breadth of knowledge spanning multiple shamanic cultures. Over the years she has delved into the traditions of Inka and Mayan, studied the Toltec medicine of the Mexicas, is a practitioner of the Nordic praxis of Seiðr, has learnt the drumming medicine of the Tuva, as well as being initiated in the Tibetan rites of Chöd.
She is a member of the Society for Shamanic Practitioners and has nine years of experience working as healer of both people and places.
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Liz Granfort
Intuitive Healer/Coach/
Fabric Artist
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I am a coach, intuitive healer, and fabric artist who serves as a catalyst for clients to see themselves clearly and embody their true purpose in the world.
Weaving inquiry, insight, humor and mindfulness practices into sessions, I create opportunities for clients to make contact with their unique gifts and the parts of themselves still waiting to be fully expressed. The work may involve being present to wounded or stuck parts as they arise, and then finding the pathway forward once those parts have been resourced. Ultimately, all of my work is devoted to helping clients bring just a little more joy and magic to their lives.
Enchanted by story and the soul’s journey from a young age, I have studied a range of traditions over the past 20+ years including Counseling, Spiritual Psychology, Coaching, Intuitive Healing, Classical and Bee Shamanism, Akashic Record Reading and Literature.
I have a Masters in Social Work from Columbia University and spent the first part of my career as a beauty editor for national women’s magazines, before diving fully into my own spiritual journey and work with others.
I also design hand-made cloaks to use with clients – bringing in archetypal qualities and energies you can work with to expand your potential and ‘act as if’ until it is so. I am devoted to helping others bring courage and curiosity to the task of seeing themselves fully, through the eyes of a compassionate and accepting gaze.
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