With SOUL, when the eyes open, they see.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you mean by SOUL work?

SOUL work is not self-improvement.

It is not about fixing yourself.

It is not support using sacred modalities, mentoring, consulting, energy work, strategy, eldering practices, or personal development alone—although elements of these may appear along the way.

SOUL work is the practice of remembering who You are beneath conditioning, patterns, performance, expectations, identities, and inherited stories.

It asks us to become more HUMAN.

It invites us into relationship with ourselves, one another, our ancestors, our descendants, EARTH, mystery, and LIFE itself.

This work is for those who sense that something deeper is calling.

What happens during a SOUL Session?

Every session is different.

Some conversations are practical.

Some are strategic.

Some are deeply reflective.

Some include storytelling, ritual, prayer, contemplation, deep listening, meaning-making, intuition, or spiritual insight.

Together we listen for what is emerging.

Together we make meaning.

Together we explore what LIFE may be asking of You.

Do I need to be spiritual?

No.

You do not need to identify as spiritual.

You do not need specific beliefs.

You do not need prior experience.

What matters most is curiosity, openness, and a willingness to engage honestly with yourself.

You do need to be able to fully demonstrate respect for an African dark-skinned woman leader

Are You a therapist?

No.

I am not a therapist, counsellor, or psychologist.

My work can complement therapeutic support, but it is not a substitute for clinical or mental health services.

What is a Decolonial Thought Partner?

A Decolonial Thought Partner supports people to think differently.

Together we examine inherited assumptions, dominant narratives, power, belonging, leadership, culture, identity, and possibility using indigenous modalities and an AfriKan cosmology.

This is not about providing answers.

It is about creating conditions for deeper questions, wiser choices, and more HUMAN ways of being.

What do you mean by Decolonial?

For me, decolonial practice is an ongoing commitment to remembering our humanity.

It asks us to question systems that separate us from ourselves, one another, and EARTH.

It honours relationship, reciprocity, reverence, responsibility, belonging, and multiple ways of knowing.

It is a lifelong practice.

What is SOUL Companionship?

SOUL Companionship offers a longer journey together.

Rather than focusing on a single conversation, we build a relationship over time.

This creates space for deeper listening, reflection, integration, accountability, and transformation.

Some things cannot be rushed.

Some truths require accompaniment.

Will You tell me what to do?

I offer observations, reflections, questions, insights, and invitations.

But my intention is not to create dependence.

My role is to support You in strengthening your relationship with your own knowing.

How do I know if this is right for me?

Begin with a conversation.

Book a call.

Bring your questions.

Bring your uncertainty.

Bring your curiosity.

We will explore together whether this work feels aligned for where You are right now.

What if I don't know what I need?

You are not alone.

Many people arrive knowing only that something needs attention.

A conversation is often enough to begin.

Sometimes clarity arrives before action.

Sometimes clarity arrives through action.

Both are welcome.

What can I expect from working with You?

You can expect honesty.

Deep listening.

Compassion.

Challenge.

Care.

Curiosity.

Thought partnership.

Meaning-making.

You can expect to be met as a whole HUMAN being.

And you can expect an invitation to remember that a beautiful change is what we see.