Global perspective
Work across cultures, sectors, and continents, with respect for context and different ways of knowing.
About
I’m a Hakomi-informed somatic coach, facilitator, educator, parent, and founder of Boulder Soma. My work lives at the intersection of somatic mindfulness, leadership, entrepreneurship, teaching, and relational change.
I’ve worked with founders, teams, investors, public institutions, and organizations across four continents. I’ve also been shaped by parenthood, loss, neurodivergence, and significant life transitions. All of that informs how I hold this work: with steadiness, humility, context, and respect for what people carry quietly.
Experience that shapes the work
The work is not held from one frame alone. It is shaped by business, somatic practice, facilitation, teaching, parenthood, neurodivergence, and lived experience.
Work across cultures, sectors, and continents, with respect for context and different ways of knowing.
Deep experience with founders, leadership teams, venture work, early-stage companies, and growth.
Familiarity with complex rooms, decision pressure, power, incentives, ambiguity, and change.
Hakomi-informed coaching and facilitation grounded in consent, attention, embodiment, and choice.
Parenthood, loss, and major transitions have deepened my respect for pace, care, and what people carry quietly.
Lived experience with ADHD, dyslexia, and non-linear attention informs how I make room for different rhythms of processing.
How I show up
The work is spacious, but it is not vague. I bring presence, structure, curiosity, and practical attention to what is happening now.
My lived experience with ADHD and dyslexia has shaped my respect for non-linear attention, pattern recognition, body-based knowing, and different ways people make sense of experience. There is no one right way to arrive.
The practice
My work is both simple and deep. We slow down, sense what is happening, and make space for what wants to be understood.
From there, we look for the next clean move: a boundary, conversation, decision, repair, pause, practice, or new way of being in contact with yourself and others.
The work can include clear language, silence, body sensation, emotion, story, relational dynamics, and the small signals that often appear before a person knows exactly what they mean.
Where does the moment live?
That’s where we start.
Ready to begin?
If the moment lives in leadership or organizational life, begin with Work. If it lives in your body, relationships, emotions, or inner life, begin with Within.