
The Process
My work is inquiry based: asking the right questions, identifying the patterns that drive problems, and helping you understand why those patterns persist even when you know better. I work with the way you actually think, relate, and respond under pressure. Sessions are collaborative, and practical, with enough structure to turn insight into change. The goal is to understand yourself more clearly, then to build behaviours that support better responses in your most important relationships.
Highly conflicted? No problem. Let's build a new blueprint for your best life.
What Our Clients Say:
Ways to Work Together:
- 225 Canadian dollars
Where we take apart everything that hasn't been working to make space for what will.
675 Canadian dollarsUsing your new insight and skills to rebuild from a place of security and confidence.
1,790 Canadian dollars- 3,150 Canadian dollars
Private Couples' Intensive
A private, highly structured weekend for couples facing a consequential decision about the future of their relationship.
When a relationship has reached the point where a permanent separation is on the table, an hour a week may not provide enough space to address the critical issues. The private couples' intensive creates an extended period of uninterrupted, facilitated work to identify the patterns driving the rupture, hold the conversations that have been repeatedly avoided, and determine what rebuilding the relationship would require.
The point of addressing a potential transition is not to pressure anyone to stay; it is to look honestly at what each path from this crossroads would like. It is to make the next decision from clarity rather than exhaustion, escalation, or accumulated resentment. This work requires both members of the couple to be fully prepared, engaged, and committed to an active process; it is not for couples facing coercive control, or participation under pressure.
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Two-day private intensive + preparation and follow-up.
From $8,500.
By application (offered twice a year).
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Let’s begin with a conversation.
Tell me what brings you here, ask your questions, and get a sense of how we might work together. You don’t need to have everything figured out before we speak.






