More soon!

My facilitation practice is emerging,

yet intentionally open‑ended.

As an aspiring clown, I believe that play and humour are magically powerful tools for inviting the freedom of not‑knowing and for fostering the kind of vulnerability children display so naturally—creating connection and a shared sense of belonging.

Playing, for me, means being fully present in the body, attuned to both people and context. Over the years I have deepened my capacity to nurture imagination, stay embodied, and allow processes to unfold organically through self‑reflection, collective free‑improvisation, interdisciplinary creative explorations, and a long career in landscape architecture. These experiences have shown me that facilitation is fundamentally about holding space—providing flexible patterns that might support individual and collective discoveries as an intertwined whole.

I bring a blend of active listening, systems thinking and a playful, emergent intuition to every gathering. Currently I am exploring how these skills can support community‑driven projects, collaborative workshops, or any setting that welcomes play‑based, emergent co‑creation. My passion is process‑oriented.

My practice unfolds as a murmuration of three currents—playful curiosity, embodied vulnerability, and ecological attunement—that swirl together, revealing commonality in the spaces we inhabit.

If you are interested in co‑creating space that nurtures connection with self, others and the living world, let’s connect– I’ll be sharing further reflections in the near future.

Let’s experiment together, stay curious, and see where the process takes us!!