Behind the Therapist's Door
What happens in the quiet space between insight and change?
Between what we understand and how we actually live?
Between who we’ve been and who we’re becoming?
Behind the Therapist’s Door is a space for reflection. Here, I share short writings, guided meditations, and newsletters on mindfulness, trauma, healing, and the growing field of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
If you are curious about how change really happens — and how we learn to meet both the hard and hopeful parts of ourselves — you are welcome here.
A curated collection of guided practices grounded in mindfulness and evidence-based approaches. These meditations are designed to strengthen equanimity, interoceptive awareness, and self-compassion — skills that support both everyday resilience and deeper therapeutic work.
Short-form writing from the spaces between research, and real life. These pieces explore the everyday psychology of being human — doubt, fear, attachment, parenting, work stress, self-sabotage, resilience, and the quiet mechanics of change. They are grounded in mindfulness and clinical experience but written in a way that invites curiosity rather than instruction.
Longer-form explorations of the psychological and contemplative terrain beneath our behaviours. These essays examine trauma, personality development, ego structures, equanimity, non-ordinary states of consciousness, and the transformational process that unfolds in therapy and contemplative practice. They often move slowly — integrating clinical insight, philosophical inquiry, and lived experience.