There’s a version of self-knowledge that doesn’t ask you to choose between your intellect and your intuition.

That’s the version I like best.

Human Design is one language I use — precise enough to be useful, spacious enough to interpret differently, and breathe. I came to it through lived experience — loss, motherhood, creative work, a season spent originating hundreds of mortgages during COVID — and stayed because it turned out to be one of the more structurally rigorous maps I’d encountered for how a nervous system actually operates in the world.

I’m certified through the International Human Design School, and I’ve given 200+ readings across intimate sessions, namely metaphysical fairs, workshops, and the occasional very interesting debate at 2am. I’m drawn to the people who research things thoroughly and also feel everything deeply. The ones who want their frameworks to hold up under scrutiny.

I notice what others often don’t; I work at the edge of pattern and timing, structure and emergence — which is, it turns out, where the most interesting and challenging things happen.

Why this work

Because most people aren’t lost. They’re oversaturated, pulling from too many signals at once. Human Design offers language — a way to name what’s already moving, and many times that naming is enough to shift things.

What’s available

A chart. A report. A private session. Or the archive, if you’d rather start by reading.

Reach out anytime.

Credentials

• Certified through the International Human Design School (IHDS)
• 200+ readings
• 20+ metaphysical fairs and events
• 15+ in-person classes and workshops
• Poetry published, rituals practiced, lunar cycles tracked
• Living proof that systems can breathe