Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: šļø The Practice of Liberation, a slower, more intimate space where I share how Iām decolonizing my work, my relationships, and myself in real time.This space grew from the same heart as Liberatory Letters, but moves at a gentler, more vulnerable rhythm ā one that centers practice, not just reflection & the person, not just the profession.Itās for those of us ready to live liberation, not just think about it.You can learn more about it in the...
6 days agoĀ ā¢Ā 3 min read
Reader, Lately, Iāve been thinking a lot about how to balance community care with self-preservation. Because hereās what keeps coming up: Someone emails asking if I know of a healer, or a training, or a resource, and I pause. I want to help. I do want to help. Thatās who I am. Thatās who many of us are. But also:I can feel that tiny pull of hesitation. Because to respondāto curate, to think, to connect the dotsāis labor. Often unpaid (emotional) labor. And then the spiral begins:If I donāt...
13 days agoĀ ā¢Ā 2 min read
Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: š» A mini course on how to better understand your and your clients' intersectionality using this wheel of power and privilege.I've been developing it slowly, at the pace that feels right for my body and my identities. That is the essence of the mini course.If you read this newsletter, you'll find out first when it's released! šļø A deeper space for those ready to do the daily work of unlearning, remembering, and living liberation, everywhere.Keep...
20 days agoĀ ā¢Ā 3 min read
Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: š» A mini course on how to better understand your and your clients' intersectionality using this wheel of power and privilege.I've been developing it slowly, at the pace that feels right for my body and my identities. That is the essence of the mini course.If you read this newsletter, you'll find out first when it's released! šļø A more intimate space where I share how I decolonize my work, my relationships, and myself ā in real time.Read on for a...
27 days agoĀ ā¢Ā 4 min read
Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: š» A mini course on how to better understand your and your clients' intersectionality using this wheel of power and privilege.It's all about connecting to better serve others. Newsletter readers will find out first when it's released. When the world is on fire (again), your system will want to do what it has always been trained to do: retreat into survival mode. Your sessions may feel less effective, your presence less sharp, your words less...
about 1 month agoĀ ā¢Ā 1 min read
Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: š» A mini course on how to better understand your and your clients' intersectionality using this wheel of power and privilege.This mini course is looking amazing!! Newsletter readers will find out first when it's released. Letās talk about specialties. How many times have you minimized your own: told yourself they werenāt that special, felt imposter syndrome creep in, overperformed just to prove youāre enough, while secretly feeling like youāre...
about 2 months agoĀ ā¢Ā 1 min read
Reader, A quick update on what I've been up to: š» A minicourse on how to better understand your and your clients' intersectionality using this wheel of power and privilege. āļø Last chance to book a 1:1 Decolonial Consultation at the current rate ($220).Get clarity in your practice without bypassing systemic grief.Support your clients more deeply without abandoning your own liberation.Clinicians are using this space to pivot their decolonial work in uncertain times ā so they can show up...
3 months agoĀ ā¢Ā 2 min read
Reader, Decolonial work is not a bullet point on our CVs. Itās not a new certificate. Itās not a panel you spoke on. Itās not another framework to master before weāre āready.ā Unlearning colonialism as a therapist, healer or space holder isnāt something you climb. Itās something we soften into. Because hereās the truth: We donāt decolonize by centering academic hierarchies or professional prestige. We donāt get free by measuring ourselves through the same systems that have always decided who...
3 months agoĀ ā¢Ā 2 min read
Reader, Grief. Grief and more grief. Grief is the thing. When we commit to decolonial healing, we cannot bypass grief. We canāt skip over the ache, the heaviness, the heartbreak that comes when we finally see what colonialism, capitalism, and oppression have taken from us, and from the people we serve. Decolonial grief is not a side note in the work. It is the work. Grief is the teacher that helps us unlearn and deprogram what no longer serves usāinternally, relationally, collectively. It...
3 months agoĀ ā¢Ā 1 min read