Work with me
My presence-led work currently takes three forms.
Open Presence Sittings offer shared group presence.
1:1 Presence Sessions give one specific thread the whole meeting.
Mentorship provides continuity across a number of sessions.
My presence-led work currently takes three forms.
Open Presence Sittings offer shared group presence.
1:1 Presence Sessions give one specific thread the whole meeting.
Mentorship provides continuity across a number of sessions.
We meet on Zoom for 45 minutes and sit together, primarily in silence.
There is no particular state to reach and no practice to perform.
The meeting is held through presence and non-interference, allowing each person to meet what is already present without needing to create a particular experience.
£30 per sitting
Two sittings each month.
A 60-minute individual meeting where a specific question, issue or thread can be met more directly.
You can bring something specific and we can begin from there.
The meeting responds to what is present rather than working towards a prescribed result.
£175
Mentorship offers continuity over time.
It is for work that benefits from being met across more than one session.
The container runs for three months, with two 60-minute sessions each month and agreed contact between meetings.
£1,800 for three months
Payment can be made in full or in three monthly payments of £600.
We begin with a complimentary 30-minute conversation to see whether the mentorship is a good fit and to clarify how we would work together.
Retreat and immersion work is currently being developed.
I am exploring what extended time adds that cannot be met through the existing group, 1:1 and Mentorship containers.
Details will be published when the form is clear.
A group sitting offers shared presence.
A 1:1 session gives one specific thread the whole meeting.
Mentorship offers continuity across a number of sessions.
We begin from what is present rather than from a predetermined programme.
There may be silence, words, questions or direct reflection according to what the meeting calls for.
The work is not organised around advice.
I may speak, ask, reflect or respond where something genuinely calls for response, but I do not begin by deciding where you should go or what should happen.
No.
For a 1:1 session you may bring something specific, but you do not need to prepare a detailed account of it.
For a group sitting, nothing needs to be brought or explained.
No.
Mentorship is a separate form of the work and you do not need to attend a group sitting or 1:1 session first.