Coaching that refuses neutrality
This work centers agency without pretending it operates outside history, structure, or consequence. It pays attention to how power is lived, negotiated, resisted, and sometimes carried forward through our own responses.
Centering lived experiences as the site where systems are felt, negotiated, and reproduced
In practice, this approach works with individual agency while staying accountable to the structural conditions that impact it, refusing to treat those conditions as individualized responsibility.
Who is this for?
Out-of-Place Excessive Defiant Difficult Grotesque Magnificent Non-Normative Non-Binary Fragmented Disillusioned
For complex thinkers, those who are often highly perceptive, deeply reflective, and tired of approaches that ask them to adapt endlessly without questioning what they are adapting to, then recode resistance or refusal as something that must be corrected.

