Welcome

Inviting people to design their own practices to  support their own health and healing, as an integral part of their communities & the globe. 

Imagining touchstones like holding a poem in our hands. A story, a wound, something that is ready to be transformed and used powerfully.

Envisioning using touchstones with my family, feeling my inside, and following my dreams as a tattoo artist.

Using touchstones with people of color seeking insight into themselves. I would like touchstones to be the new mode of affirmation. 

As an Asian American, I envision serving my community that has experienced trauma in light of the pandemic, as well as our generational trauma and within family dynamics and cultural differences.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.

Developing touchstones in my work with indigenous youth addressing social justice, human rights and systems change as an anchor to remind us of what we are stepping into & help us feel peaceful, powerful, beautiful.