Creating spaces where creativity, community, and public health come together.

I’ve spent my career at the intersection of creativity, community building, and collective wellbeing. My work is grounded in a simple belief: people thrive when they have space to imagine, create, and connect.

Before I was a facilitator, I trained in public health — learning how communities function, what strengthens them, and what allows people to belong. I deeply believe that “the community supports the individual, and the individual supports the community.” It’s relational. It’s cultural. It’s collective.

I believe creativity is one of the most powerful tools we have for building community and strategizing new ways of being together.

For over a decade, I’ve worked with educators, schools, nonprofits, community groups, and mission-driven organizations. I’ve facilitated hundreds of workshops and retreats — some focused on vision and strategy, others on culture, conflict navigation, or organizational alignment. But across every setting, I’ve seen the same truth:

When people engage creatively — whether art making, visual thinking, or collaborative imagination — something shifts. Relationships strengthen. People are able to have the conversations they need to have. Possibilities are unlocked.

In every workshop or retreat, I design spaces where people feel safe enough to imagine new possibilities and structured enough to make them real. And it’s often fun!

Creativity isn’t extra. It’s essential.

It’s how we build healthier teams and more resilient communities to address the myriad of challenges present in the world.

If you’re seeking a facilitator who brings curiosity, spaciousness, rigor, and a deep respect for people — I’d love to work with you.