Sometimes you don't need more advice. You need someone to help you see what's really happening.
Book a Kinship Guidance Consult →Kinship Guidance Sessions are one-on-one conversations rooted in Indigenous wisdom, relational practice, and deep listening. A space to slow down, make sense of what you're experiencing, and find a pathway forward.
We start with what is actually happening for you. I listen, ask questions, reflect back what I’m hearing and help you notice the patterns, tensions, origins, and possibilities that may be difficult to see when you’re inside the situation.
You’ll leave with greater clarity, a deeper understanding of the patterns at play, and a few grounded actions that make sense for you and your circumstances.
Clients often add that they leave with a sense of relief, certainty, or insight.
Sessions are 60 minutes and take place online. We’ll begin with a complimentary 30-minute conversation to make sure Kinship Guidance is the right fit for what you’re navigating.
Kinship Guidance is offered as a series of sessions, because the way forward usually unfolds over time. We’ll talk through the options in your complimentary consult.
The lowest rate on both closes at the end of this month.
February 2 to 4 · Royston, BC LoveBack™ Retreat: The Pain We Carry Into the Workplace Three days with Natalie Y. Gutiérrez, Moana and Charmaine, for Indigenous, Black and racialized professionals carrying the cost of colonial workplaces. Limited seating. See the retreat → March 4 and 5 · Whistler, BC When Things Go Wrong at Work Repairing trust, navigating conflict and staying connected under pressure. Two days at the Squamish Líl’wat Cultural Centre, open to professionals of every background. See the training →We are gathering again in Vancouver next year for Beyond Justice as Trauma, in person and online. The call for speakers is open until November 15. Send a proposal →