I’ve spent much of my life in relationships that didn’t fit neat categories — friendships that felt like something more, collaborations that blurred into intimacy, connections that were meaningful but hard to name. For a long time, I thought confusion meant something was wrong, or that I needed to pick a role and stick to it. What I eventually learned is that many relationships live in the in-between. They don’t follow scripts, and they ask for more honesty, presence, and self-trust than most of us were taught. The work for me became less about getting clarity from the other person, and more about learning to stay connected to myself while staying in relationship. Now I offer space for people navigating intense, ambiguous, or emotionally complex connections — helping you listen to your own signals, speak what’s actually true, and find your way through closeness without losing yourself.