From Intuition to Articulation
The body is the laboratory.
Awareness is the method. Presence is the result.
Your attention is sacred and your presence matters.
This is where we walk backward through the myth to find ourselves again. It’s a life to inhabit in real time. Awake, honest, and embodied. You are already a thread in the sacred web. You were never separate.
Soul Threads
Presence-based counseling and identity work for individuals seeking guidance, insight, or deep soul work. Together, we translate your energy signature and weave it into your personal story.
Embodied Threads
This explores the living relationship between body, story, and consciousness. Rooted in classical technique and guided by imagination, these classes teach dancers to feel movement as meaning—an art form where form, psychology, and spirit move as one.
Soma Flow
Somatic and flow-based movement practices blending ballet, Flow Barre, and mindful conditioning to harmonize body, breath, and rhythm. Each class aligns movement with the energy of the day — integrating music, astrology, and anatomy to support embodied presence and emotional coherence.
No prior ballet experience required — just a love of movement and a desire to reconnect with your body as a source of wisdom, expression, and alignment.
Enchanted Threads: A Curriculum of Becoming
Waldorf-inspired and presence-centered offerings for children and families.
This includes movement classes, storytelling rituals, seasonal rhythms, and developmental frameworks designed to nurture the imagination and preserve the inner spark.
The Thread That Connects Them All
What ties my work together isn’t a niche, but a way of seeing. It’s the language of presence and the belief that the child—the original thread—still lives in all of us.
My philosophy, teaching, dance, and writing all come from the same place. They’re different expressions of the same commitment: to witness the rhythms of life, to stay conscious of what is sacred, and to bring archetypal patterns into lived, embodied experience.
The thread that connects them all is simple: presence, awareness, and the practice of turning everyday moments into meaning.
The Physics of Meaning
Meaning has its own laws of motion. Attention behaves like gravity—what we love pulls us closer; what we fear bends our perception around it. Every experience carries mass. Every emotion curves the space of awareness.
When peace breaks, we call it trauma. When peace returns, we call it healing. But beneath both is the same equation: energy becoming form, consciousness learning its own weight.
The Physics of Meaning studies how the invisible—thought, ache, devotion—moves through the visible—breath, body, story.
It is where neuroscience meets mythology, where pattern becomes prayer. In this language, love is not a metaphor. It is a measurable force, drawing matter toward matter until understanding ignites.
For years, I was practicing what I couldn’t yet name.
I built curricula that followed the body’s developmental rhythm. I choreographed ballets that taught transformation through motion. I guided adults back to threads of themselves they’d long since dropped.
The pattern was always there—I could feel it moving through everything. Even as a child, I was cataloguing it: assigning genders and colors to numbers, hearing equations as chords, sensing the symmetry behind emotion. I didn’t call it math then. I called it feeling the world think.
Long before I studied equations, mathematics had already found me—through dance, through astrology, through the arcs and spirals of bodies and planets in motion. It was the same geometry, just expressed in different dialects of wonder.
When I finally recognized the beauty of math everything started to click…
At its core, Infinite Threads is a movement toward peace—a lifestyle that flows with patience and understanding.
Once you know your truth then the only thing left to do is move with awareness.
This is where the conversation starts…
About Me & My Approach
An Integrative Approach to Childhood Development, Adult Healing, and Embodied Presence
My work in counseling, curriculum design, astrology, and movement education is unified through a transdisciplinary system that I call Infinite Threads. This system weaves developmental psychology, myth, symbolic archetypes, and spiritual embodiment together. Influenced by Joseph Campbell’s mythic structure, Carl Jung’s theory of individuation and archetypes, and Rudolf Steiner’s anthroposophical model of child development, this approach honors both the inner and outer journey of becoming.
At the heart of this system lies what I call the Zero-One Philosophy
Zero represents the realm of infinite connection, presence, and the collective soul.
One represents individuality, action, and the distinct path of becoming.
This is how I understand development: as the sacred tension and dance between these two forces, played out across a lifespan, and visible in both childhood emergence and adult transformation.
My Enchanted Threads Curriculum is a Waldorf-inspired educational approach for children that emphasizes narrative, rhythm, archetypal play, and reverent imagination. Rooted in Steiner’s seven-year cycles and guided by an understanding of developmental timing, this curriculum fosters not just intellectual growth, but emotional, spiritual, and relational wholeness.
My Embodied Threads Curriculum is a presence-based ballet program that reframes technique as a form of devotional movement. While informed by classical ballet foundations, the emphasis shifts from performance to embodiment—from rigor to integration. It teaches children not only how to move beautifully but also how to inhabit themselves. The goal is not merely to produce dancers but to cultivate whole human beings whose movement is an extension of inner alignment.
These same frameworks apply in my work with adults, particularly in counseling and astrological guidance, which I aptly named Soul Threads. Inner child work, trauma resolution, and spiritual alignment are understood as part of the same developmental rhythm, a return to the thread that may have been lost. Whether through movement, myth, or moment-to-moment presence, I support others in reclaiming their own rhythm and remembering their wholeness.
This philosophy is not content-specific; it is consciousness-specific. It is about how we remember who we are, and how we bring that remembrance into form.
