Practitioner partnerships
Practitioner Referral + Collaboration Program
If you are a therapist, acupuncturist, doula, bodyworker, coach, educator, wellness practitioner, or helping professional, I would love to explore ways our work might support one another.
Soul Care sessions are designed to complement the work clients may already be doing by helping them slow down, connect with what is happening beneath the surface, and work with patterns, beliefs, emotions, and nervous system responses in a more experiential way.
You might think of Soul Care for a client who
- understands what is happening intellectually, but still feels stuck in the same pattern
- is dealing with overwhelm, anxiety, self-doubt, people-pleasing, or difficulty slowing down
- feels disconnected from themselves after spending so much time caring for others
- is moving through a transition and wants support reconnecting with what they need
- would benefit from hypnosis, somatic practices, nervous system support, or guided subconscious work alongside the care they are already receiving
Ways we can work together
Depending on your work and your community, collaboration might include:
- referring individual clients when Soul Care feels like a supportive complement
- reciprocal referrals when our services naturally overlap
- offering a private or complimentary practitioner experience so you can understand the work firsthand
- creating a workshop, event, or group experience together
- bringing Soul Care Sanctuary or a Virtual Reset to your clients, staff, or community
- developing an ongoing collaboration that makes sense for both of our practices
What your client can expect
Sessions are collaborative, trauma-informed, and personalized to the individual.
My work may include hypnosis, somatic awareness, guided reflection, nervous system regulation, breathwork, visualization, and sound depending on the session and the client’s goals.
Clients remain aware and in control throughout the process.
Referral incentives
For non-clinical practitioners and professional partners, referral compensation may be available for certain Soul Care offers.
Because referral and fee-sharing rules vary by profession and license type, compensation is not offered in situations where it would conflict with professional or legal requirements. For licensed healthcare providers, I am happy to explore other forms of collaboration, including reciprocal referrals, workshops, community events, or other arrangements that appropriately reflect the work being provided.
Interested in connecting?
If you think our work could complement one another, I would love to hear from you.
You do not need to have a formal partnership idea before reaching out. We can start with a conversation about the people you serve, where you see overlap, and what collaboration could look like.
Let’s hop on a callLooking for the client gift? See the client referral page.

