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The work looks different depending on where you are.

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Whether you're a family navigating memory change, an organization rethinking how it holds the people in its care, or a production asking harder questions about how aging is represented โ€” the starting point is always the same: where you are right now.

The Practice

Most approaches ask what is being lost.

This one asks what can be held.

Every service I offer โ€” whether for a family, a hospital, or a film production โ€” is rooted in the same question: what would it take for this person to feel genuinely held?

That question is the foundation of everything I do. I call it Worldholding.

That shift changes everything about how the work is done.

Self

Instrument: Story

The sense that a life still holds together, even as memory, roles, or capacities shift. Narrative is how people stay legible to themselves and to the people who love them.

Relationships

Instrument: Sense

The people who hold someone known. The objects, music, rituals, and shared references that carry meaning between people when words alone can't carry it.

Environment

Instrument: Both

The spaces and systems that communicate, before anyone speaks, whether someone belongs. What a room says. What a protocol implies. Both are sensory questions before they are design questions.

Specialist Practice

Memory Experience Design

My specialist practice within Worldholding, for families and institutions navigating cognitive change specifically. It draws on memory science, neuroaesthetics, narrative psychology, and family systems thinking โ€” designed for what remains, not only what is lost.

For Families & Individuals

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The most important conversations deserve a place to begin.

Whether you're navigating memory change with a parent, sitting with questions about legacy and identity, or simply sensing that something important deserves more attention โ€” this is where we start.

Flagship Offering

Remembering Together

A structured practice for holding someone's story before urgency arrives. Available in three forms:

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Digital guide โ€” self-guided, available now at $67

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Guided Remembering โ€” facilitated sessions, by inquiry

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Immersive installation โ€” in development

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One to One

Guided Support

For people standing at the threshold of something they didn't entirely choose. Nine sessions over three months โ€” structured, grounded in clinical practice, but it will feel like someone finally had time for the real conversation.

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For Organizations & Institutions

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The gap between intention and the design that actually delivers.

Most organizations working with older adults have the intention. The gap isn't motivation. It's methodology. I work with organizations to close that gap โ€” in the environments, the language, and the systems that surround the people they serve.

01 ยท Healthcare & Clinical Settings

The gap between what care should feel like and what the system makes possible.

Clinical environments are built for efficiency. That matters. But the person moving through them is not a protocol โ€” they're in the middle of one of the most disorienting transitions of their life. I work with patient experience teams, palliative care programs, memory care units, and clinical staff to close that gap.

Diagnosis & transition Memory change End of life Family caregivers Clinical staff
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02 ยท Memory Care & Palliative Care

The people in these environments are still entirely present. The systems around them often are not designed for that.

Objects put away when someone moves in. History untold because there's no structure for telling it. I work with memory care facilities and palliative care programs to build conditions where residents and patients remain recognizable โ€” to themselves, to the people who love them, and to the staff who care for them.

Memory care facilities Hospice Palliative care Senior living
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For Productions & Media

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The stories being told about aging are making claims. Most of them are wrong in the same ways.

Productions make constant choices about how aging and cognitive change are represented. Those choices are not neutral. Most that get it wrong do so the same way: the character exists to show decline rather than to be fully themselves. The interior experience of the person is treated as inaccessible rather than differently expressed.

Not sensitivity reading. Not accuracy review. An examination of whether the story holds the people it depicts โ€” and what it costs when it doesn't.

Engagements can begin at development, at script, during production, or as an ongoing advisory relationship.

Film & television Documentary Theatre & playwrights Immersive experience Broadcasters Cultural producers
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Speaking & Workshops

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The goal isn't to leave people with more information. It's to leave them seeing differently.

I speak where psychology, memory, design, and aging meet. The kind of seeing that stays with a room long after the talk ends.

Available for keynotes, conference sessions, professional development, and practitioner training.

Talk 01

The Invitation

Designing for the people the world stopped building for โ€” and what becomes possible when we start.

Talk 02

Storyfeeling: Why We Remember What We Feel

The layer beneath story where connection actually happens โ€” and how to design for it.

Talk 03

How Can an Object See You?

Objects as witnesses in the work of being fully held โ€” what they carry that language alone cannot.

Talk 04

Nostalgia Forward

Using the past as a navigation instrument โ€” how nostalgia orients us toward what we want to build next.