Mirror Mirror Therapy and Coaching

At times, navigating the waves of life without support can feel overwhelming. 

These life transitions may include processes of individuation, shame and anger, boundary work, personal quests and new beginnings, grief and loss, exploring sexual identity, gender and pleasure, as well as the pressures that arise from fear, anxiety, and depression. 

My own curiosity and willingness to grow have shaped my practice as a wounded healer and an agent of change. I'd love a chance to accompany you in your way forward, wherever you are on your life ride.

Relational Healing is an exploration of your relationship/s  with a partner, a family member, a community, or with yourself. How do you relate to love? How do you receive being loved?

HE / HIM — Reveal

You are invited to meet what unfolds when performance falls away. Together, we cultivate transparent communication, loosen the grip of shame and explore how masculinity has been shaped by patriarchal norms, illuminating how these imprints show up in your relationship with yourself, in intimate partnerships, and within marriage.

Reclaim your soft strength, your true power, and your joy.

SHE / HER — Breathe

In your closest relationships, what role do you keep playing even when it costs you? “What is all this for?” this question arises so often , particularly for women between the ages of thirty and sixty. Where has your feminine nature gone? 

Where such a wound remains open, an internal conjunction is required. The feminine void cannot be healed through union with the masculine alone, but through reunion within oneself.

THEY / THEM — Inspire

Multiplicity. Holding their Inner Child. Finding their voice.

This is a room to move beyond conditioned roles and expectations, binaries, and inherited scripts. What would change if you stopped waiting for permission?  What do you want that feels “too much”?

Enjoy your homecoming.

What is your world of touch like?

Or the disconnection beneath its absence, the lack of holding, the distance created by technology, the endless scroll of social media, the absence of human contact, of eyes meeting eyes, of being in nature. This practice invites us to remember how to say “stop” to the relentless rhythm that keeps us separate. The faster we move, the sicker we feel, and the less contact we have — not only with one another, but inevitably with ourselves.

What stories live in your skin, in your scars, your aches, your pains, even the tattoos you carry? What happens when you allow yourself to feel?

Consensual, guided explorations of touch, with space for shared reflection and integration.

Breath. Movement. Tapping. Holding. Slowing down. Resting.
Boundary play. Creative imagination. Giving and receiving. Listening.
Cultivating authentic self-connection. Willingness. Intention. Respect.

Life is inherently sensual.

Private sessions last approximately 90 minutes, alone or with a partner.
Group workshops span several days — deeper immersions into embodied connection and the joy of being alive together.