

What is collapse? What does it mean to be witnessed in it?
When I engage with the word collapse, I am referring to any rupture of a system, relationship, or way of being that was core to your sense of belonging. Collapse Psychology is, “the study of human behavior and responses to ongoing and sudden collapse, including social, environmental, and systemic breakdown.” (visit source collapsepsychology.org for fascinating reads and, I hope, a sigh of relief). If any of the above resonates with you or a loved one, you are among a wide web of beings who are navigating the breaking and making of new worlds.
Collapse Witnessing is a relational, trauma-informed space to meet what’s happening in the world and within you. When we return to safe relationships, we are more equipped to build capacity to be with what is, to transform freeze into flow, awe, and wonder, and to nurture our own sources of light.
Here, my role as witness is to collaborate with your inner and innate wisdom - what is called Interoception in traditional Psychology. Our work springs from a relationship built upon freedom of expression, mindful presence, the posture of embodied liberation, and radical honesty.
This is a touchstone for belonging, a place where parts of you who have felt misunderstood or unseen will not be alone. If you’ve been feeling the pressure to change, to grow, to let go—and are seeking sanctuary in relationship—this space is crafted for you.
The witnessing container is:
A reflective ritual, like bodywork for the soul
A safe, trauma informed, relational touchstone
A place to slow down, to speed up, to scream, to laugh, to cry
A landing pad upon which to be wild - embraced in your mystical form, beyond pathology or diagnosis
A space to get existential, root into your purpose, be seen for the truth of who you have been, are, and have the courage to be
A supportive cocoon from which you may emerge more awake to + in embrace of your own innate worth, gifts, and sense of resilience

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