Working Together
This work rests on something simple: genuine development requires that what is actually present be met — not managed, not shortened, not moved too quickly toward resolution. The following outlines the principles and practical structure I work within.
Update
I am currently in a period of deep integration — living, in other words, what I work with. I am not taking on longer individual processes or larger facilitation assignments right now.
You are welcome to book a short online meeting (20 minutes) for clarification (Contact form at the bottom of the page). I usually respond within 48 hours.
Scope of Work
I offer individual accompaniment, process facilitation, and organisational support at the intersection of the somatic, the transpersonal, and the ecological.
The work is for those carrying something that can no longer be carried alone — or who sense that what is being asked of them now is not only personal.
It may include:
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Genuine descent and emergence — periods when identity, meaning, and orientation are in fundamental movement
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Integration of what the body has been carrying for a long time — including the aftermath of communal, ancestral, or ecological experiences that have not yet found their meaning
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Support in meeting transpersonal or spiritual experiences within a non-pathologising framework — without reducing them to symptom or mistaking them for pathology
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Processing of ecological grief and the particular weight of living and working in a time of deep environmental and societal change
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The development of sensing and somatically grounded leadership — for those who recognise that presence, not technique, is what is actually needed
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Ecological identity and a deepened relationship with place, landscape, and the more-than-human world
The work is informed by cross-cultural sensitivity and by ethical principles within spiritually oriented and contemplative developmental contexts.
I am a member of:
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Association for Spiritual Integrity
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Climate Psychology Alliance
And a facilitator within the Work That Reconnects Network.
I also collaborate with therapists in reflective or integrative processes where areas of mutual relevance arise.
This work is non-clinical in nature. It does not replace psychotherapy, psychiatric care, or medical treatment. Where clinical assessment is indicated, I will name that clearly and support connection to appropriate resources.
Informed Consent and Participation
Participation in conversations, courses, or facilitation is voluntary and based on informed consent. I aim to provide clear information about the nature, intentions, and limitations of the work at each step.
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Clients are free to withdraw from services at any time. Sessions that have been booked require at least 48 hours' notice to cancel. If a session is cancelled with less than 48 hours' notice, the agreed fee remains due. Exceptions can be made in cases of genuine emergency. For engagements with a pre-agreed timeframe, separate terms apply and will be outlined at the point of agreement.
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Some people arrive having had unhelpful or harmful experiences within professional or institutional settings. This work takes that seriously. Transparency, pace, and the client's ongoing authority over the process are not afterthoughts here. They are foundational.
Boundaries and Relational Responsibility
Clear relational boundaries are maintained to support safety, autonomy, and mutual respect.
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Clarity about roles and expectations
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Appropriate frameworks for availability and contact
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Awareness of power dynamics and asymmetry
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Avoidance of dual relationships where possible
Where prior acquaintance exists, this will be acknowledged and addressed openly to maintain clarity in the working relationship.
I hold an ongoing sensitivity to how power, authority, and role differences shape perception, communication, and participation — both in individual and group settings. Where these dynamics are relevant, they are named rather than left implicit.
Confidentiality
Personal information shared in sessions is held in full confidentiality and will not be passed to third parties without explicit consent, unless there is a serious and immediate risk of harm to the individual or others.
A Nervous System Oriented Approach
The work is informed by a deep understanding of how stress, overwhelm, and unintegrated experience affect perception, behaviour, and relational capacity.
Woven throughout the work:
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Attention to body signals
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Orientation toward felt safety
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Pace and consent
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Gradual development of regulatory capacity
Felt safety and autonomy are prioritised over insight or performance. The work can take place alongside ongoing therapy as support for integration and regulation in daily life and relationships.
Ecological Responsibility
Human wellbeing is inseparable from the health of the living systems we are part of. This is not a peripheral consideration here. It is a foundational one.
Where relevant, the work supports:
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Ecocentric identity development
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Processing of ecological grief
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Reconnection with the more-than-human world
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A deepened relationship with landscape and local bioregion
Supervision for Practitioners
For therapists, facilitators, coaches, and helpers working at the depth of human experience.
Much of the heaviest work in the helping professions is carried alone. Clients in genuine descent, spiritual emergency, deep trauma, ecological despair, activists, artists — this is territory many supervisors have no map for. Not from lack of skill, but because they haven't been there themselves.
What you carry from this work doesn't always have words yet. It lives in the body, in a particular kind of fatigue, in the places where you sense your own responses shaping the contact before you've had time to notice. Good supervision meets that directly. Not just the case, but what the case has touched in you, and what wants to settle, clarify, or complete before you return to the work.
The supervision I offer works with your own presence and porousness as the primary instrument. We follow what is actually moving in you rather than staying only at the level of case formulation. The aim is not just clearer thinking about your clients but returning to the ground from which good work naturally arises.
This tends to be relevant if you:
Work with clients in transpersonal or spiritual crisis, deep trauma, or spiritual emergency.
Sense that your own unfinished places are quietly limiting what you can meet in others.
Carry something from the work that ordinary supervision doesn't quite reach.
Want to deepen the quality of your own therapeutic presence rather than just your technique.
Work with activists, artists, or highly sensitive clients whose experience mainstream therapeutic frameworks don't fully include.
Hold space within organisations or movements where the collective field itself is under pressure.
Supervision is available individually and in small groups.
Pricing
Individual Accompaniment
Individual session, 60 minutes: NOK 1,400 to NOK 1,800
Extended session, 90 minutes: NOK 2,000 to NOK 2,600
A limited number of sessions may be offered at a reduced rate by agreement. Pro bono support may be available in specific cases. International clients may be invoiced in EUR on request.
Group Facilitation and Workshops
From NOK 4,000 to NOK 10,000 depending on duration, preparation, and number of participants.
Organisational Facilitation, Leadership Support and Consultancy
Hourly rate: From NOK 2,000 to NOK 3,000 per hour
Half day (3 to 4 hours): From NOK 7,000 to NOK 12,000
Full day (6 to 7 hours): From NOK 12,000 to NOK 20,000
Organisational engagements are priced according to scope, preparation time, and complexity.
Adjusted pricing may be available for non-profit organisations, grassroots initiatives, and community-based projects.
Pricing — Supervision
Individual supervision session (60 minutes): NOK 1,800
Extended supervision session (90 minutes): NOK 2,000
Group supervision: From NOK 800 per person per session
Ongoing supervision relationships available by agreement. International clients can be invoiced in € on request.
A Note on Format
Pricing reflects a bespoke, depth-oriented approach adapted to the individual, group, or organisation. Initial conversations are available to explore fit and possibility before any commitment is made.
This work comes from a journey that has asked everything. Three deep descents, the encounter with what cannot be named, and the long return.
The prices sustain the ability to continue this work — and to sustain myself while doing it. A limited number of places are available at reduced rates for those who need it.