Hi,

I'm in my mid-forties, settled in a long-term relationship, spending my days helping others in their most intimate relationships. My son is grown now and living his own full life.

I wasn't always so content. In fact, after my first marriage ended in my early thirties, I spent the next decade or so in and out of several relationships, some brief, some that lasted years.

At times, I felt incredibly lost and lonely. But I was learning something too: how to help others locate what's actually happening in them, and relate more fully to their partners.

My life outside of work is quiet. I love reading and studying, arthouse films by the fire, fabrics, fashion, textiles, and interior design.

These days, home is a place close to nature, somewhere I get real space and quiet — and I'm in the early stages of planning something larger, where I get to bring all of that design and aesthetic love into the thinking, the choosing, the shaping of it.

My need for depth, connection, and radical creative ideas is met when I spend time with my clients, who build lasting, meaningful connections with me.

It's still strange sometimes to feel this settled, but I now have space in my mind and heart for this beautiful work, which helps people grow closer to themselves and fonder of who they are.

Love,

Melissa