Drawing from Sophie Strand’s queer ecology, this post explores how nature’s fluidity mirrors group therapy dynamics. Both challenge linear narratives and invite us to embrace complexity, fostering a relational way of being that deepens connection and healing.
Inspired by Sophie Strand’s work, this post reflects on ecosexuality and my personal journey toward a deeper, more intimate connection with nature. Moving beyond traditional human romance, I explore how the Earth can be experienced as a lover—alive, breathing, and reciprocal.
This post explores the moment we tire of masking for connection, and begin discovering spaces where our truth is not too much but a bridge to deeper relationship.
This piece explores the descent into group transformation—where the path of growth is relational, messy, and emergent rather than individual or linear. It speaks to the necessity of tension, the intelligence of conflict, and the hidden vitality that collective work can awaken.