As a therapeutic mentor, group facilitator, and rites of passage guide, Kevin offers himself in service to the healing and enlivening energies that flow deeply through our inner lives, our communities, and the natural world. His work begins with deep listening — attending to the true needs and desires of the soul, whether they are freely expressed or buried beneath layers of protection, depression or amnesia. It is his conviction that when these deeper energies are contacted and courted, the renewal of purpose, meaning, belonging, vitality becomes genuinely possible.

 Drawing on depth psychology, parts-work, psychodynamic processes, myth and story, creative expression, Jungian dreamwork, and the ancestral technologies of ritual and rites of passage, Kevin guides people back into living relationship with their inner life, with nourishing community, and with the natural world. His deepest hope is that in serving individuals and groups in this way, something larger can constellate: a deeply nourishing culture of connection, meaning, and vitality that has always been our birthright.

Kevin is currently immersed in Ritual Studies at East Tennessee State University, exploring ritual and rites of passage through the interwoven lenses of Depth Psychology, Anthropology, and Religious Studies. He also serves as a recovery guide at Red Oak Recovery, where he leads wilderness immersion ceremonies, experiential therapeutics, and psychoeducational groups for men in recovery. And in the margins of it all, he is excitedly bringing a Rites of Passage program for teens to life this coming fall.