“A person without a myth is a person without a home.”

Sharon Blackie, Medicine Stories

What are body-myths?

Stories are woven in our body. They may be generative and take the shape of ancestors, loved ones, and beyond human kin; some may perpetuate extraction or harm held as trauma, shame, and conflict; and others unearth as complex mycelial memories that span geography and generations.

In Storywork, we access these body-myths and offer curiosity, compassion, and paths to integration and re-negotiation.

*Note: This is not western therapy – this is an active-emergent anticolonial practice free of pathologization and intended for specific containers rather than ongoing support.

Common Storywork Threads

  • Ancestral (re)connection, reconciliation, and ethno-autobiography
  • Life path, transitions, and sources of reciprocal power
  • Learning to be held, seen, and vulnerable
  • Mixed-lineage and/or white-bodied reckoning and wholeness
  • Queer/Trans embodiment
  • Ecosensuality and erotics – embracing pleasure and desire
  • Sacred grief and rage
  • Love, compassion, and connection::kinship

what to expect

Each session is attuned to your unique somatic landscape based on our connection call, the season we are collectively in, and the container you choose. A custom herbal blend based on your intentions will always be present to witness and guide us.

Virtual options and accommodations available. Storywork can be held in one or multiple sessions depending on your desired depth and intentions.

Book a free connection call to explore how storywork can support you in your journey.

Storywork Containers

“Indigenous peoples are those who have creation stories, not colonization stories, about how [they] came to be in a particular place – indeed how [they] came to be a place

Tuck and Yang, Decolonization is Not a Metaphor

Mula Sa Binhi: Creation Myth

What place are you?

Mula Sa Binhi (From the Seed) is a practice in ethno-autobiographical mythweaving to invoke your creation story through an ancestral and place-based lens. For non-indigenous folks, this is intended to be a gesture in an ongoing process of uncolonization, decolonization, and re-centering selfhood in the matrilineal womb.

In session we will thread your unique tapestry of ancestry, imagination, earth memory, cosmos, community, and dreams. We may explore chosen and genealogical ancestors, plantcestors, place-based and mixed lineages, grief and belonging.

Ethnoautobiography is the practice of re-membering connection to “ancestors, myths, nature, place, history, storytelling, spirituality, community, and dreams” to be whole and satiated against the backdrop of extractive culture that gorges through consumption to fill emptiness.

Manang Strobel, Back From the Crocodiles Belly

Four Directions: Generative Power

How do we disrupt systems of domination?

We reclaim our source of reciprocal, regenerative power.

The four directions are the origin of medicine stories across cultures and earth-based practices. They connect us to the elements and help re-orient and nourish us amidst forces of oppression and separation.

In session we will:
attune to the rhythms of the season we are in

explore which direction(s) are calling to partner with you in this season of your life
give reverence to the medicine stories and directional relations of your lineage and the Indigenous land we’re on

energy exchange

Single/initiatory Storywork Session

$111-144

75-minute storywork session. In-person or virtual. Can be paired with a custom tattoo or pre-channeled design.

Ongoing Storywork sessions

$77-111

After an initial session, book ongoing 50-minute sessions to continue to unearth and integrate. You will be given this booking form after an initial session.

Storywork + Mythopoetic Tatu

Starts at $555

Includes a 75-minute storywork session and half-day (3.5 hours) of tattoo ceremony. After half-day, tattoo is $100-150/hr sliding scale.

 color: i enjoy working with black, blue, brown, and red ink. review my love letter to melanated kapwatids.

 method: i am primarily a handpoke artist and create designs with this in mind. each poke is portal of intention and feels more aligned with ancestral practice. machine or mixed methods may be available depending on the piece, intentions, placement, and size. we can discuss method further in a connection call.

Explore Ceremonial Tattoo and Storywork containers best aligned with your intentions.

View completed tattoos and ceremony testimonials from beloveds ❤

Explore designs channeled with reverence to creative spirits, ready to be awakened 🙂


Storywork is a weaving of practices from my engagement in Embodied Social Justice (Transformative Programs 9-month cohort, 2022), LAKAPATI Herbalism and Ancient Somatics (2023-2024), Transformative Justice organizing, 5 years experience in abolitionist mental health work and crisis intervention, plantcestral poetics, and ancestral and collective murmurations. Please see reciprocity to learn more about my rhizome of mentors, containers, and co-liberators.