I work with clients individually to weave my offerings into a package that will meet your needs.

As a someone who has experienced a range in material resources over my lifetime, I want my work to be accessible. To that end, I offer a discounted hourly rate for longer projects and no-fee payment plans that spread the costs out over time (max 24 months).

I am very happy to discuss solidarity rates and other forms of reciprocity for single parents and farmers (and other folks too, just ask).

I arrived at this fee structure thanks to conversations with other care workers and the excellent advice of Bear Hebert (see their Anti-Capitalist Guide to Pricing Your Work) and Hadassah Damien (see her sliding-scale self-assessment tool).

I am forever in gratitude and offering reciprocity and reparations to generations of Indigenous and Black teachers and communities who preserve the knowledge and practices upon which my work relies, and who continually invite me back into balance and connection.

I am currently in awe of No Loose Braids, a Nipmuc-led organization focused on continuing and reviving Eastern Woodlands traditions and cultural practices; and Michaela Harrison’s Whale Whispering, a beautiful call to collective rituals to “transmute the trauma and systemic brutality that the legacies of colonization and enslavement have wrought globally on people of African descent and indigenous folks while fomenting institutionalized disregard for and harm to the planet itself.”