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      <image:caption>My work has travelled through clinical practice, trauma and dissociation, somatic psychotherapy, research, consultation, teaching and learning. Different paths, perhaps, but all grounded in curiosity about experience and what becomes possible when we attend to it. For more than three decades, I've worked with people and practitioners in many different settings and places. These days, much of that work is converging around Wayfinding—an approach to therapeutic practice that centres experience, curiosity and our capacity to find a way.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>About - People still amaze me</image:title>
      <image:caption>Over the years, I've encountered an extraordinary range of human experience—flourishing and floundering, struggle and adaptation, wandering and meandering, and possibilities appearing where none seemed particularly obvious. My curiosity has increasingly settled on experience itself: how we live with it, make meaning from it, organize around it, and discover ways of being within circumstances we may or may not have chosen. That curiosity has followed me everywhere.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>The long way around My professional path has wandered through psychiatric nursing, clinical practice, trauma and dissociation, somatic psychotherapy, research, teaching, consultation, supervision, curriculum development and writing. Along the way, I've had opportunities to learn and work with people across Canada and internationally—from therapy rooms and university classrooms to professional trainings and conference halls.</image:caption>
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