Ways we might work together

Offers

I enjoy helping with difficult technical problems, tangled information, body listening, spiritual questions, and transitions that deserve care. What I do depends on the person, the problem, and what is actually possible.

Read through these possibilities, then email me about what is happening and what kind of support you are looking for. I will tell you honestly whether I think I can help.

Current and emerging

Work I am open to exploring

Available by conversation

Listening Hands

A consent-based bodywork practice centered on careful touch, unhurried attention, and listening to what your body is communicating.

This might include

  • A clear conversation about what feels welcome, what does not, and what you want from our time together
  • Intuitive touch and attentive, unhurried bodywork
  • Energetic or metaphysical practices when you explicitly want them and we name them as experiential
  • Time to notice sensation, emotion, stillness, resistance, and change without forcing a result

Important boundary: Listening Hands is not medical care, diagnosis, psychotherapy, or a promise of healing or symptom relief. We establish the format, location, consent, and scope together before a session.

Available by conversation

Spiritual Guidance and Embodied Integration

Companionship for turning inward, listening to your body and intuition, and meeting a changing life without handing your authority to someone else.

This might include

  • Meditation, contemplative practice, and grounded conversation
  • Making room for discomfort, fear, grief, or experiences from the past that still feel present
  • Exploring the relationship among body, mind, intuition, spiritual experience, and choice
  • Turning an inner realization into a choice, practice, conversation, or change in daily life

Important boundary: I participate as a guide, witness, facilitator, or companion. This work does not replace medical or mental-health care, and I cannot guarantee a particular spiritual, emotional, or therapeutic outcome.

Available by conversation

Technical Systems and Problem Solving

Engineering, troubleshooting, and practical decision support for a device, workflow, or software system that needs to become clearer and actually work.

This might include

  • Embedded systems, firmware, hardware prototypes, and bench-informed troubleshooting
  • AI-assisted development workflows with explicit human review, testing, and source control
  • Repository structure, documentation, automation, and implementation planning
  • Technical advising for creators, founders, laboratories, and small teams making something real

Available by conversation

Personal Knowledge and Digital Systems

Practical ways to organize the notes, files, projects, and context your life or work depends on so you can find what matters and use it.

This might include

  • Obsidian structure and migration from Notion, Coda, or scattered files
  • Local-first and cross-device workflows for notes, media, and project context
  • Dashboards, documentation, AI-ready project context, and publishing systems
  • Selective automation, onboarding, and training that leave you able to understand and maintain the system

Emerging

Intentional Tea

An emerging tea practice for pausing with an ending, beginning, death, rebirth, or other transition that deserves to be witnessed.

This might include

  • A deliberate pause around a transition that matters to you
  • Tea, attention, and conversation shaped around the people and moment involved
  • A form that becomes clearer through conversation about setting, consent, accessibility, and purpose

Important boundary: I am still discovering the form of this work. It is not a generally bookable ceremony, and the location, duration, exchange, accessibility, and other practical conditions are not yet fixed.

Before we begin

We get specific before beginning

Before any work begins, we talk about what you need, what I can responsibly offer, location and access, timing, responsibilities, boundaries, and exchange.

I will not promise an outcome I cannot know. Bodywork and spiritual guidance are not medical care, psychotherapy, or emergency support. Technical work depends on the evidence, access, equipment, and testing available.

A real conversation

Tell me what you have in mind

I read these emails myself. Tell me what you are making, changing, exploring, or trying to repair. It helps to include:

  • what already exists and what is not working
  • what you want to change or make possible
  • the timing and approximate budget or exchange you have in mind
  • whether location, travel, shipping, or access to a hardware bench matters

Reaching out does not commit either of us to working together. It simply gives us a place to begin.