I am a facilitator who specializes in deconstructing the sense of identity into its fundamental parts of those who are Lost. To understand our personal significance, our first focus is to learn what it means to be human. I will guide us through research regarding the way we think, the way we express ourselves, our historical precedents and cumulative journey as a species, how we organize ourselves and interact with each other, and the collective actions we have taken that have resulted in our current existence. Once we understand what it means to be human, we have the ability to understand our significance within that greater context. Your personality test results will further drive your personal journey and focuses, as well as directing my communication and teaching styles, to serve you in a highly efficient and effective way, maximizing a truly integrated experience that has lasting staying power in your psyche.

Our next step lies in identifying the set of foundational rules that you have programmed into your mind, likely not consciously (“people can’t be trusted” or “others don’t have my best interest at heart” or “I’m a low value person” are all examples of this). We will start from scratch and add in rules one by one, only when vetted, to create a rock solid foundation for your choices. You will move through this period to become much more confident and self assured. We will construct an integrated description, or model, of your identity taking into account your relative strengths and ways of looking at the world, and what is important to you. Your priorities will become crystal clear to you here, and a path (or paths) will begin to emerge to faithfully embody your natural attributes as only you can.

Some of my History:

My background includes ten years of studying “what it means to be human”. To better understand my personal significance, I turned to the fields of psychology, anthropology, and sociology, as well as philosophy related to Zen Taoism, existentialism, consciousness, and the experience of human existence. I have rebuilt my own identity after a period of severe illness that manifested as dissociation, depression, rage, despair, loneliness, confusion, and an ambivalence towards life that can only come from a lack of purpose.

Some of my Strengths:

I specialize in high level communication skills. In 2015, my verbal comprehension, expressive vocabulary, and fund of information were all rated as Very Superior, in the top 1% of the population (134, 99th percentile) by the Stanford Neuropsychology department.

In practice, these strengths, added to my inherent style of holistic but individualized consideration, mean that I am able to communicate specific messages with incredible precision, but with flexibility enough to alter messaging styles or word selection to better suit the person I am interacting with. I’m very strong with creating apt metaphors for clients to better retain relevant information and personal discoveries.

I am personally very experienced with navigating lifelong ADHD, inattentive style, and understand the struggles specific to executive functioning challenges. One thing that came of this was a communication style designed to optimize comprehension and retention specifically. Combined with my holistic understanding of the world, people, and the way the mind works, I am well suited to communicate crucial messaging to each individual on a case-by-case basis.