“All that you touch.You Change. All that you Change. Changes You. The only lasting truth. Is Change. God is Change.” - Octavia E. Butler

Through Ecopsychology, the wisdom of I Ching contemplative practice, pendulum inquiry, embodied dowsing, and deep listening, we cultivate synchronization with life. The future is not fixed. But instead, a path dreaming us forward.

My approach to the I Ching is rooted in Liu Ming's CHANGING Zhouyi: The Heart of the Yijing and Stephen Karcher and Julie Chase-Daniel's I Ching Mothering Change. Their work reminds us that divination is not separate from ordinary life. It is a lifelong discipline of observing, participating, and responding to an impermanent world with greater care.

Liu Ming passed away in April of 2015, and Da Yuan Circle continues his legacy. His commentary can be ordered here: https://www.dayuancircle.org/pages/liu-ming

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I Ching Readings with Pendulum Integration

20 Minutes — $44
A focused session that includes throwing coins, constructing a hexagram, reading the oracle translations together, and then integrating its guidance through dialogue and basic pendulum dowsing for further centering. Ideal for those new to the I Ching, seeking a daily synchronization, or wishing to settle the mind.

60 Minutes — $100
A divination session that includes everything in the 20-minute reading, with additional time to explore more with changing lines, trigrams, paired hexagrams, and deeper pendulum synchronization charts. Ideal for more complex life transitions, or those seeking more council and depth.

$44.00
Quantum Dowsing

Program Coming Soon

$222 Final Integration Session
Prerequisite: Four 20 Minute I Ching Synchronization Sessions ($44 each)

Quantum Dowsing is the culminating session of a five-part process. Four I Ching Synchronizations are required in preparation.

The final Quantum Dowsing Session is an in-person experience lasting approximately one to two hours. Together we explore the unconscious beliefs and patterned responses that may be shaping your life more than conscious intention alone.

Drawing from my training in acupressure, ecosomatics, PSYCH K®, and Integrative Quantum Medicine™, I use muscle testing, belief statements, and embodied inquiry to clear harmful patterns and re seat the heart.

$222.00
Lunar Mentorship

30 minute private sessions each day for one complete lunar cycle
Beginning on the New Moon

The I Ching is not mastered through occasional readings, but through daily practice, careful observation of what is actually happening, and attention to our own conduct. This mentorship is an immersion into the Book of Changes over the course of one lunar cycle.

We meet each day for a 30 minute session that includes a check in, throwing coins, constructing a hexagram, and reading the oracle together. Each reading becomes a daily synchronization, helping us observe the relationship between the guidance of the oracle and our life.

Over the course of the month, we cultivate a rhythm of humility, reflection, and participation. Rather than seeking answers, we learn to live in dialogue between Heaven and Earth. I accompany you throughout the cycle, offering guidance and mentorship as you establish a divination practice that can continue without me.

$1,333.00
Elderhood: Completing the Circle

Program in Development: Returning the Circle to Elderhood

A human life moves in cycles, not lines. Every beginning carries an ending, and every ending returns something to the whole. As we enter elderhood, our attention gradually shifts to the continuation of love. There is a narrowing in, and movement from becoming to completing. The questions become less about what comes next and more about how we wish to live the time that remains.

These sessions use the I Ching and offer space to reflect on a life, tend what remains unfinished, and prepare for the conversations and decisions that matter most. Together we may explore relationships, forgiveness, gratitude, legacy, future care, as well as the practical and emotional work of preparing those we love for life without us.

My approach draws from my lived experience, my mentors, Bridging Transitions: https://bridgingtransitions.net/, ecopsychology, the I Ching, and contemplative practice. These disciplines help us listen more carefully, clarify what is asking for our attention, and meet this season of life with honesty, dignity, and an open heart.

$222.00
Centering Waters Way

In Centering Waters Way, I design and facilitate workshops for groups and organizations. In this series I center water and the rehydration of the West as the authority. Rather than beginning with solutions, we begin by learning how to enter relationship.

Every place already has a council. Our work is to learn how to introduce ourselves.

 My work as an ecopsychologist is grounded in ecological identity development, the understanding that we mature by deepening our relationship with place and learning to see ourselves as participants within living systems rather than separate from them.

The sessions focus on making space for innovation and letting go of what is not working. Centering water is about creating an organizing principle amongst humans, pedagogies and agencies to support both the small and large water cycles.

$300.00

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Return the Dreamer to the Leader Monthly Meet Up

Dreaming the Rehydration of the West: Environmental movements need more than strategy. They also need imagination

Inspired by Bill Plotkin's understanding of the Dreamer as a mature expression of the Western Gate and informed by the practice of Path Dreaming, this monthly gathering cultivates dream practice as an essential part of ecological leadership. Rather than treating dreams as private experiences, we learn to receive them as part of a living conversation between ourselves, our communities, and the landscapes we are called to serve.

Together we develop symbolic literacy, deepen our relationship with place, and create space for dreams, images, and intuition to participate alongside science, planning, and collaboration. Dreaming becomes a practice of listening for the deeper patterns that are already moving through the watershed and through ourselves.

Each gathering is rooted in the work of rehydrating the West, both literally and symbolically. We explore how our dreams can support our health, mind, watershed restoration, regenerative agriculture, conservation hydrology, living schoolyards, and nature-based solutions. By tending both the inner and outer water cycles, we strengthen our capacity to bring meaningful work into the world with greater power, clarity, humility, and imagination.

This is a practice for people committed to translating vision into navigation and action allowing the dream to mature into actual metamorphoses.

Monthly Gathering: This gathering is intentionally kept small to cultivate trust, continuity, and meaningful dialogue. If you feel called to participate, I'd love to hear from you. Please contact me for an invitation.

  • First evening after each New Moon (the light is sprouting)

  • 5:30–7:00 PM

  • Beginning September (exact date and locations will flow and be sent out)

  • In person with an online participation option

  • Suggested donation: $20

  • No one turned away for lack of funds. Participation is by invitation.

Contact me for an invitation

The Practice of Permission

Every place already has a council. Our work is to learn how to introduce ourselves.

Many of the challenges we face today are not simply technical. They are relational.

The practice of permission is a return to cultural humility. Before we act, we learn to ask. Before we change a place, we take time to understand it.

Before we assume authority, we acknowledge those who have come before us, consider those who will come after us, and seek relationship with those who are already here.

This means learning to ask permission of the Indigenous peoples of a place and recognizing that the land itself holds histories, relationships, and voices that deserve our respect. It also asks us to consider those who cannot speak for themselves, including watersheds, wildlife, future generations, and the unseen relationships that shape every landscape.

Asking permission requires the humility to receive whatever answer comes, including no. When the answer is no, we let go and move on. When permission is given, we can begin to ask…

What is this place already dreaming?

What is being asked of me?

and how might we all participate in bringing this dream to life?