drawing from both land-based knowledge and systems theory, i support partners in designing their own adaptive, liberatory ways of being—grounded in the unique rhythms of their people, place, and purpose. together, we co-create imaginative pathways toward regeneration and embodied living by fostering agency, belonging, and interdependence in how we create places, share space, and come together in gathering and being.

guided by relational, ecological, place-based, and speculative design, i shape the conditions for relational thriving at every scale—from the intimate to the institutional, from the ephemeral to the structural.

this is a practice of weaving connection and possibility—reimagining what’s possible through how we live, work, and relate toward a future where all can belong, dream, and thrive.

  • co-creating living systems rooted in reciprocity, clarity, and collective purpose

    • relational systems building: mutualist structures for governance, team culture, and collaborative flow

    • vision & values alignment: participatory strategy grounded in shared story, purpose, and practice

    • operational rhythms: designing workflows and rituals that reflect your values—centered in care, flexibility, and equity

  • crafting connective systems that hold knowledge, support trust, and make collaboration easeful

    • relational tech systems: designing and implementing stakeholder tools for connection and care

    • ecosystem mapping & digital scaffolding: selecting and configuring platforms that support knowledge flow and belonging

    • architecture of connection: cultivating online spaces that feel alive, grounded, and trustworthy

  • animating your network through story, ritual, and relationship

    • experience design: crafting gatherings, rituals, and programs that invite participation and deepen connection

    • ecosystem journeys: mapping pathways of orientation, engagement, and transformation

    • feedback & reflection systems: co-creating loops for learning, storytelling, and adaptive growth