Therapy at the Threshold of Transformation
I’ve always been drawn to depth — the stories beneath the story and the emotional currents most people try to move past too quickly.
For years I’ve worked with thoughtful, intuitive women who feel deeply and want their lives to feel authentic, creative, and aligned.
Over time, I noticed something.
The deepest work often begins when life becomes fragile.
A diagnosis.
A loss.
Burnout.
A season that quietly rearranges who you thought you were.
These are threshold moments — the in-between places where the old story no longer fits and the new one hasn’t formed yet.
That’s usually where I meet people.
Sometimes we’re talking about grief, mortality, and identity shifts.
Sometimes we’re rediscovering creativity that got buried under responsibility or survival mode.
And sometimes we’re talking about your Meemaw’s banana bread — because therapy doesn’t have to feel sterile to be meaningful.
This is depth work.
But we can do shadow work in hot pink.
