Your Edge Session

BEGINS HERE

Get comfortable.

Grab some water and a journal, and let yourself receive.

You’ve already taken a meaningful step by making space for what has been asking for your attention.

Before we meet, I invite you to watch this seven minute introduction to the Integration Map—the framework I use to understand what happens when we recognize a truth, feel our lives beginning to shift around it, and need support staying connected to ourselves through the change.

What you’ll explore:

  • Why knowing what is true does not always make the next step feel clear

  • The four phases of the Integration Map

  • What helps protective patterns soften so you can move forward with greater self-trust

  • What becomes possible when you stop leaving yourself inside difficult decisions and transitions

Watch the Video

As you watch, there is nothing to study or figure out before our session. Simply notice:

  • Where you recognize yourself

  • What brings up emotion, relief, or resistance

  • What you feel curious to explore together

Bring whatever feels alive to your Edge Session. We’ll begin there.

  • My therapist said that based on what she's heard from the experience my work with you has allowed me to get to a place today that would have probably taken her and I a year to get to.

    A.N.

  • The biggest self-care and self-love that I gave myself in this work was self-trust. I look, feel, and sound like the woman I wanted to become.

    Loujuana

  • I feel more clear, grounded, and free than I ever have before, and there’s only more to come. There was a before and after of working with you, a clear demarcation in my life.

    Frank

  • I was reflecting a lot on the work that we did. I felt so different on two different ends of it—where it was like, a willingness to go deeper in those moments when I was feeling hurt, rather than just brushing it off. And then just bouncing back a lot easier, or not letting it take me under.

    Nora T.

  • Being able to communicate internally is a new skill. I used to just think, 'this is me.' Now I know there are different parts of me with different wants, and that changes everything.

    Nora N.