Individual Coaching

This work helps you understand your autonomic patterns — how you move between sympathetic activation, dorsal collapse, and the vagal states of safety and engagement.

Focus areas:

  • chronic overwhelm & burnout

  • difficulty settling or staying regulated

  • sensory/emotional reactivity

  • Polyvagal-informed stress recovery

  • rebuilding internal rhythms

  • cultivating vagal tone through rhythmic supports

You’ll learn how to sense your state, shift it, and develop rhythms that feel authentic and sustainable.

Couple Coaching

Relationships are shaped by two autonomic nervous systems, each with its own vagal thresholds and stress responses.

You will learn to:

  • recognize your own Polyvagal states in real time

  • understand your partner’s states without taking them personally

  • use gentle co-regulation practices

  • pace difficult conversations

  • restore connection after conflict

  • build a shared relational rhythm rooted in safety

This work restores dignity, warmth, and stability.

Rhythmic Supports & Vagal Stimulation

I use a flexible toolkit of supports that align with Polyvagal principles and promote vagal-supported stabilization, including:

  • sound-based entrainment

  • bilateral auditory stimulation

  • gentle vagal toning practices

  • rhythmic breathing sequences

  • structured sensory pacing

  • light- or tone-based rhythmic tools

These tools provide the autonomic nervous system with predictable, soothing cues that help recalibrate internal timing and improve rhythmic coherence across systems.

Current tools: Rest and Restore Protocol (RRP); Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP); BrainTap

Based on both Polyvagal Theory and decades of somatic practice, true change unfolds in a spiral, not in a straight line:

  1. Calming (vagal stabilization)

  2. Processing (integrating sensory/emotional information)

  3. Transformation (autonomic reorganization)

Each cycle deepens capacity.
This is why work often takes months or a year — the body reveals its layers only when it feels safe.