You know how to hold space. You've been trained for it, you're good at it, and most days you show up and do it well.

But sometimes something in a session catches on something in you. A client's story lands a little too close. A dynamic pulls at something you haven't fully looked at yet. You notice yourself reacting in ways that feel more personal than professional, and you know exactly what that means.

Or maybe it's not that subtle. Maybe it's years of short staffing and watching the system fail people you're trying to help. Maybe you experience the kind of tired that doesn't go away on your days off. Maybe it's the compassion fatigue that's been building so long it just feels like who you are now.

This might be for you if:

• You're carrying cases home without meaning to

• You've started dreading work in a way that scares you

• You know you need support but feel strange asking for it

• You're not sure who you are outside of the role anymore

There's something different about working with someone who already understands what you carry. You don't have to explain it. And we don't have to spend the whole time talking about work.

I work with therapists, nurses, social workers, and other healing professionals in Santa Rosa and online across California. I work with therapists, nurses, social workers, and other healing professionals in Santa Rosa and online across California. For once, you get to be the one who's held.