The Bo-Tree Process
The Bo-Tree Process is a form of one-on-one work designed for leaders who are engaging with decisions, challenges, or questions that require careful thought.
Rather than moving quickly toward solutions, the process focuses on understanding what is actually unfolding, so that clarity and direction can emerge in a more grounded way. The work is shaped around the individual and the situation, and may unfold over time or take a more focused form depending on what is needed.
Dream Mapping
Single or multiple sessions with focused dreamwork exercises.
Dream Mapping Circles
A small group of individuals with common interests or specific requirements for membership. The time frame for dreamwork circles is usually 4-6 weeks depending on the the number of members.
Facilitating Conversations & Leadership Work
For organizations and leadership teams working through complex decisions, differing perspectives, or conversations that are important but not straightforward.
This work may include structuring dialogue, supporting alignment, or facilitating discussions where clarity is needed but not immediately available.
In some cases, this also includes working one-on-one with leaders as they navigate these situations more closely.
Facilitating Coaching Circles
Coaching Circles provide a trusting environment for a small group of peers to coach each other in exploring the challenges and complexities of their roles and in designing effective and authentic ways to achieve what matters most to them. Coaching Circles can be designed for either a single session or multiple sessions over time.
Workshops & Retreats
Thoughtfully designed workshops and retreats that offer experiential, in-depth exploration of specific topics or goals. Workshop and retreat time frames range anywhere from a day to multi-day and consist of several sessions.
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![I’m pleased to share that I will be presenting as part of a panel at the American Psychological Association’s Division 24 Spring Meeting 2026 at York University in Toronto.
This year’s conference theme is “Madness, Mysticism, and the Reenchantment of Psychology.” Division 24—The Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology—fosters critical engagement with psychology’s scientific and philosophical foundations and the assumptions that shape how we define sanity, knowledge, and authority.
The panel, titled “Madness as a Transpersonal Encounter,” explores how experiences often labeled as pathological can function as meaningful, relational, and transformative forms of knowing. I will be presenting alongside my thoughtful peers whose work is expanding and deepening conversations within Transpersonal Psychology.
In my presentation, I will examine spirit possession traditions in India and how certain forms of possession that are frequently dismissed as madness within Western psychiatric frameworks operate as relational modes of leadership. I will explore how altered states become socially recognized forms of authority, reshaping how we understand legitimacy, agency, and leadership itself.
Deeply grateful to Dr. Tim Beck for shepherding us through this journey and for bringing this group together.
Looking forward to continuing these conversations in Toronto!
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