​​"Embrace your grief, for there your soul will grow." - Carl Jung

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About Paul

Paul provides a restorative and expansive space for deep inner work, guiding individuals toward greater self-awareness and equanimity. Rooted in the understanding that every person carries a Divine spark within, Paul approaches his work with compassion, seeing people as whole rather than broken. His role is not to "fix" but to help individuals uncover their own wisdom, resilience, and inner peace.

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As a Thanatologist, Paul integrates his academic study of death, dying, and bereavement to support those navigating grief, death anxiety, religious harm, or spiritual crises. He helps individuals become more grounded, integrated, and present in their lives and relationships. Engaged spirituality is about moving through the world with an open heart (compassion), a strong back (fortitude), and an elevated awareness (consciousness).

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Approach & Philosophy

Paul’s work is informed by transpersonal psychology, which bridges the wisdom of the world's spiritual traditions with modern psychology. He draws from Jungian and Yoga psychology to guide individuals through their lifelong process of individuation—becoming whole and integrated. This path includes exploring non-ordinary states of consciousness, mystical experiences, and the sacred in everyday life.

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Transpersonal states allow us to experience unity and interconnectedness—not just with other people, but with the more-than-human world, including nature. By integrating these perspectives, Paul helps individuals navigate life’s challenges with greater depth, meaning, and presence.

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Areas of Practice

• Grief work, companionship, and meaning-making

• Death anxiety and fear of mortality

• Symbolic death and non-death losses

• Spirituality beyond religion

• Healing from religious or spiritual harm

• Life transitions & discernment

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Integral & Transpersonal Modalities

• Jungian Psychology – Dreamwork, Active Imagination, Shadow integration

• Existential Philosophy & Psychology – Exploring meaning, purpose, and authenticity

• Yoga Philosophy & Psychology – The psychology of inner transformation

• Nondual Wisdom – Understanding interconnectedness and presence

• Meditation & Visualization – Cultivating awareness and inner stillness

• Ignatian Spiritual Practices – Contemplation, discernment, and spiritual reflection

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Paul welcomes and affirms people of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences, fostering a space of inclusivity, respect, and deep personal exploration.

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