Foxfire School offers coaching, education, and spaces for personal exploration. Although this work may be reflective and emotionally meaningful, it is not psychotherapy, mental-health treatment, or crisis support. If you are looking for clinical care, please head to my Individual Psychotherapy service.

What Is the Foxfire School?

As a therapist, I’ve come up against the edges of individual responsibility again and again. People are trying so hard to feel better, do better, be better—and still finding themselves exhausted, disconnected, or quietly lost.

Foxfire School was created from that recognition. It’s a space that shifts the focus from fixing the individual to exploring how we live, relate, and make meaning together.

At its core is a simple understanding: that our wellbeing is shaped through connection—connection to self, to others, to body, to land, to season—and that many of us are carrying a kind of spiritual hunger that isn’t met by the frameworks we’ve inherited.

Through individual coaching and group programs, Foxfire draws from depth psychology, eco-spirituality, philosophy, embodiment, and creative practice. The work may happen one-to-one or in community, but it remains grounded in lived experience, reflection, relationship, and the ongoing practice of shaping a life that feels more honest and alive.

Ways to Enter the Work

Foxfire School offers two ways to participate. Both are rooted in eco-existential inquiry, embodiment, creativity, and meaning-making, but each provides a different kind of container.

Individual Coaching

Embodied Archetypal Inquiry is a one-to-one coaching space for exploring your inner world and shaping how you want to live. Together, we may work with symbolism, imagination, embodied practices, personal patterns, and the questions or possibilities asking for your attention.

Explore Individual Coaching →

Group Programs

Foxfire group programs create spaces for shared learning, reflection, and exploration. Each program has its own focus, inviting participants to engage with themes such as seasonal living, eco-spirituality, self-crafting, embodiment, and collective healing.

Explore Current Group Offerings →

The Ground We Stand On

Foxfire is shaped by three core pillars that guide how we gather, explore, and grow together.

Collective Healing & Resistance

This work does not happen in isolation. We are shaped by systems, stories, and inherited patterns—and healing, too, is collective. Together, we name what has been normalized, question what we’ve been taught to accept, and gently (or sometimes fiercely) imagine new ways of being.

Eco-Spirituality

We remember that we are not separate from the living world. The land is not just metaphor—it is teacher, mirror, and kin. This includes our relationship with our own bodies as part of nature—rhythmic, responsive, and wise in ways that often get overridden. Our work is rooted in cycles, seasons, and the quiet intelligence of both earth and body.

Embodied Individuation

This is the process of becoming more fully yourself—not as an idea, but as a lived experience. Drawing from depth psychology, individuation is not about fixing or perfecting, but about integrating the many parts of who you are. Embodied individuation brings this out of the mind and into the body, where patterns are felt, expressed, and transformed over time.

What This Work Moves Toward

At the heart of every Foxfire offering are two shared intentions:

Self-Crafting

The ongoing, creative process of becoming—shaping a life that feels more honest, more aligned, more your own.

Soul Remembering

A gentle return to what has always been within you, beneath conditioning, roles, and survival strategies.