About Nathan
My work has been shaped by clinical training, meditation, and a long-standing interest in consciousness.
A less forceful way of thinking about change
I believe deep personal change does not always require more digging through the past. Sometimes it comes from learning to notice and support the intelligence that is already there.
My work brings together clinical training, somatic and nervous-system approaches, meditation, and a serious interest in consciousness and metaphysics. I tend to work especially well with creatives, meditators, spiritual seekers, and sensitive people who want their inner life and everyday life to feel more connected.
I got interested in these questions early. Over time that curiosity led to a long-term meditation practice, clinical training, and years of study in psychology, contemplative traditions, and consciousness.
Clinical training matters to me.
My interests extend well beyond conventional psychology, but rigor matters to me. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and have spent more than a decade helping people professionally.
- EMDRIA Certified in EMDR, with advanced experience in dissociation and parts work
- Certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP)
- Certified Organic Intelligence Specialist (OIS)
- Additional study in developmental trauma, touch-based somatic work, DBT, and related approaches
- Experience managing trauma programs and supervising therapists
That background helps me recognize complexity and stay grounded. On this site I work as a coach and consultant. I am not acting as your psychotherapist.
Influences and mentors
Important influences on my thinking include physicist and consciousness researcher Thomas “Tom” Campbell, Organic Intelligence founder Steve Hoskinson, and many teachers and innovators from the clinical world.
I have spent years studying Campbell’s consciousness framework and have studied Organic Intelligence intensively since 2017. I value these influences without asking clients to adopt my beliefs or frameworks as their own.
Who I welcome
I care about social justice, responsibility to the living world, and individual responsibility for our own behavior and impact. I welcome people who are sincere in their search for a better life across differences of race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, body, physical or mental ability, veteran status, military obligations, and marital status.