My Background:

Working with people in and outside of recovery has granted me a working knowledge of modern wellness based approaches to healing. I have an awareness of shared suffering, patterns and commonalities in people in recovery.

My Approach:

My core approach is to be there for people where they are at. In this approach, I ‘see the good in a person’. I believe in the best version of a person, and give them the faith and trust that they are capable of overcoming their personal struggles.

My Ideal Clients:

My ideal clients are highly sensitive people, spiritually sensitive people, artists, and those who suffer from addiction face unique personal and psychological battles to overcome which the world often neither understands nor recognizes.

My Personal Experience:

My experience as a person through life challenges has allowed me to deeply understand many of these states and struggles. My intention and ability to be with others during periods of deep personal darkness makes me particularly oriented and equipped in dealing with highly sensitive, troubled, or difficult people, including during periods of increased mental health struggles or psychosis.

My Knowledge Sphere

A long and deep commitment to learning from philosophical, psychological, and other information has brought me to a clarity of mind that allows me to pragmatically assess and consider modern approaches to wellness and holistic healings and modalities. This ‘clarity of mind’ could be described as a simple focus on what will lead a person on the way to their core or authentic self, and how to develop that self. I am aware of and familiar with most modern and cutting-edge practices and approaches in the health sphere. One of these approaches is the active teaching practice of Mindfulness, a practice that having learned about 10 years ago became the central key that would eventually lead me out of my alcohol addiction. I intend to apply a flavor of conscious creative mindfulness to the Portland community in the years to come.

My Specialty

My heart particularly calls to people who have no one believing in them, those who do not have faith in themselves and do not see their own light, those who are falling into depression and despair, reaching low points and breaking points. My experience as a person through life challenges has allowed me to deeply understand many of these states and struggles. My intention and ability to be with others during periods of deep personal darkness makes me particularly oriented and equipped in dealing with highly sensitive, troubled, or difficult people, including during periods of increased mental health struggles or psychosis.

“I’m not sure what I want to focus on in a session.”

During our first call, we can talk about what you want to focus on and learn more about you!

“Can I ask you about meditation questions?”

Yes.

Take a step and let’s share a call. - Tyler