My work sits at the intersection of kink, culture, sexuality, power, embodiment, healing, and human behavior.
I work with people who are ready to think beyond the obvious answer.
Sometimes you need somewhere to take the hard questions.
I offer consultation for clinicians, educators, professionals, organizations, and others working in or around kink, sexuality, relationships, trauma, culture, and related areas.
Consultation may involve a clinical question, an ethical dilemma, a new program, a developing area of practice, or a professional decision that needs another set of eyes.

“I don't believe difficult conversations need to lead to dead ends.”

I work with conferences, universities, professional organizations, teams, and other groups on topics related to kink, sexuality, culture, power, embodiment, trauma, relationships, and healing.
That might be a keynote, workshop, panel, facilitated conversation, or something we create specifically for your audience.
I don't do surface-level conversations, I want people thinking, questioning, connecting dots, and leaving with something they can actually use.
If you're developing something and need someone who can help you shape the idea, challenge the thinking, identify what's missing, or turn a big concept into something people can actually engage with, we may have something to build together.
“If you need something and it doesn't yet exist, build that shit yourself!” — Doc Yu Roc
Frameworks.
Programs.
Curriculum.
Professional initiatives.
New ways of thinking about old problems.
Years of clinical training and practice inform how I think about people, relationships, behavior, and healing.
Kink, sexuality, power, and healing don't exist outside of culture. Race, gender, history, community, and lived experience matter.
I'm interested in what happens when we question the assumptions underneath the work instead of simply repeating what's already been done.
I am the mind and momentum behind the Ecosystem of Excellence, a living framework that connects education, research, and community at the intersections of kink, culture, and healing.
Most of my professional work lives within the Kink Professional Standards Alliance (KPSA): a growing ecosystem of education, certification, and community for kink-affirming professionals. Through KPSA, I develop frameworks, curricula, and collaborative spaces that integrate clinical ethics, cultural awareness, and embodied healing.
It’s where my research, teaching, and community building intersect into a place for those serious about doing this work well, with integrity and depth.
Tell me what you're working on.
It doesn't have to be perfectly formed. Give me the short version.
Let's KINNECT!
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