Hiker standing on a mountain ridge at sunset with colorful sky and multiple mountain ranges in the background.
Inspirational quote on a white background with a black wavy border. The quote says, "I welcome you, your fears, your celebrations, your grief, your whole authentic self."

Embrace Your Whole Self.

A person with reddish-brown hair holding a stack of four books with both hands. The person is wearing a blue sleeveless top.
Close-up of a white daisy flower with a yellow center
A branch with two dried, cream-colored flowers that resemble trumpet-shaped blossoms.

LGBTQIA+, Kink/BDsm, Poly&Enm Affirming

Identity, Sexuality, Gender

Our work towards self-acceptance includes bringing all of these elements together as the foundation upon which we heal and get a full picture of who you are and how you want to show up in the world and relationships. As people we are unique and complex beings. Sometimes our identities haven’t been accepted, some of us haven’t felt safe to be ourselves. As a queer person who grew up feeling shame for my identity, I hope to create a space where you feel welcome to be you completely and wholly, as you are.

Dried red flower with large petals and a central cluster of small reproductive structures.
Close-up of a dried orange flower with petals and a textured center.
Yellow flower with dark center petals isolated on black background.
A close-up of a pink flower with large petals and yellow center.
Dried hydrangea flower with cream-colored petals and a network of purple veins.
Close-up of a single blue hydrangea flower with five large petals and a small green center.
Close-up of tall grass stalks at sunset with a blurred background of the horizon and setting sun.
Stylized black script text that reads, 'Maybe you've wondered'.

What or who taught you what is means to be “normal” or “good.”

Where you learned which parts of you were acceptable, worthy & loveable.

What influenced your perception of self? Does it or has it ever fully resonated with you?

Where the shame and guilt you feel came from… because, you weren’t born with it.

What it would look like to live freely & unapologetically you.

Dried beige flowers with long stems, isolated on a white background.