Alicia’s focus on Depth Psychology and Mythological studies, combined with her experience with Burnout, Neurodivergence, Positive Psychology, Storytelling and Creativity give her a wide range of tools to offer. Start your quest for meaning today.
Transform Chaos into a Plan
All creation myths begin in chaos. So do most creative ideas, ventures, and dreams!
It is easy to feel alone and overwhelmed when navigating the murky place of creative ideation, dreaming of possible futures.
Let’s work together on clarifying your vision for your big idea – and map out the steps between here and there.
Using tools that align the unconscious and imaginal goals with real-world logic and achievable steps, we can create a plan that is both realistic and full of magic.
Navigate the Depths
When we’re engaging with the archetypal, with the unconscious depths, with dream, imagination, and perhaps even spiritual matters, things can get a little scary.
Like the leviathan that lurks below the water’s surface, ideas might feel too big to be tackled with the written word. Plans might seem too unrealistic to ever come to fruition.
Sailing the “night sea journey” is not for the faint of heart, and its best done with an experienced and compassionate guide. You don’t have to do this work alone.
At a Crossroads
Life is a series of crossroads moments, where we need to choose the best way forward. Those liminal points of indecision are when we need most to be able to feel seen, understood, and recognized.
You already innately know the best choice at this crossroads. The key is tapping into, listening to, and trusting your inner wisdom.
I can provide tools that help amplify the “still, small voice” within you, and tools to help you trust its (sometimes unexpected!) guidance.
“If I were Already Enough I’d….”
How would you complete that sentence? How would your life change if you did that thing?
If you’re looking for an example of Alicia’s work, check out the free download “enoughness” resource with rituals, journal prompts and other ideas around feeling our own sense of enoughness.