I am an M.A. candidate (‘23–‘24) in Jungian & Post-Jungian Studies at the University of Essex, England, where I am scheduled to complete my thesis in 2024. I have long applied imaginal work in the areas of dreamwork and fiction writing, and have used imaginal techniques to author the middle-grade kids’ novels Genuine Sweet and Sneak Thief. My current research focuses on the areas of complex psychology, subpersonalities, active imagination, and imaginal ethics. I am Principal Researcher at Imaginalia Research. research statement presentations publications papers

Imaginalia Research explores the domain of the unconscious — the source of our imagination and the domain of the polycentric psyche. Includes imaginal research methods for clinicians, for creatives, and for well-being. imaginalia research complex psychology active imagination subpersonalities imaginal ethics