I work with nonprofits, healthcare organizations, advocacy groups, and mission-driven leaders navigating reputational crisis, broken trust, and the communications failures that follow. My work combines 15+ years of high-stakes communications experience with a depth of expertise most consultants cannot access because they have not lived it. I have.
Most communications consultants treat them as separate things. They are not. I work at the intersection of narrative, crisis, and human complexity. The place where standard messaging strategy breaks down.
Crisis communications that do not account for survivor dynamics, community trauma, or power imbalance will deepen the wound. You need someone who understands what is actually happening in the room and read it in real time. Not just what the press release should say.
Rebuilding trust requires more than better language. It requires an honest accounting of what happened, a narrative framework that holds the complexity, and a communications strategy that people with reason to be skeptical will actually believe.
The gap between an organization's mission and its public voice is visible to the people it claims to serve. Closing that gap is credibility and safety, not branding.
Each engagement is built to your situation. I do not offer templates. I offer the specific expertise your organization needs, applied directly to the problem you are facing.
For organizations navigating active crisis, reputational damage, or the communications fallout of a trust breakdown. I assess the situation, close the narrative gaps, and build a response strategy that holds under pressure.
For organizations whose work touches survivors, coercive control, domestic violence, sexual trauma, or behavioral health. When your communications strategy has not caught up to the complexity of that work.
Available for conferences, leadership retreats, organizational training days, and advocacy events. Topics include crisis communications, trauma-informed narrative strategy, coercive control dynamics, and men's emotional health.
I spent fifteen years in high-stakes communications environments including state emergency response, national healthcare policy, nonprofit advocacy. That was before the work became personal in a way that changed everything I thought I knew about crisis, trust, and narrative.
In my personal survival and rebuilding, I developed a depth of understanding about power, manipulation, institutional failure, and the communications that either protect survivors or abandon them. Understanding that no classroom produces.
I work with organizations that do important things for people who have been through hard things. That work requires a specific kind of communications discipline. One that does not flatten human complexity into a talking point and does not treat a trust problem as a messaging problem.
"I am not here because I have all the answers. I am here because I have been inside the questions that matter most."
I am based in Denver, Colorado.
I work with organizations across the country.
A selection of projects, campaigns, and platforms that demonstrate the range and depth of this work.
A men's health campaign built in partnership with Movember and Men's Health Network, using the music of Colorado punk band The Sleights to create authentic entry points into men's mental and emotional health conversations. Full creative direction, campaign strategy, content production, and partner coordination for a June 2026 Men's Health Month launch.
A national anonymous survey platform documenting survivor experiences with law enforcement response and systemic failure. Original primary research platform producing data no other outlet owns. Built to support investigative publication, legislative testimony, and policy advocacy at the state and federal level.
A body of published writing spanning psychological frameworks, trauma recovery, identity, and relational dynamics. Developed across multiple public platforms and distributed to a combined audience in the veteran, LGBTQ+, kink, survivor, and alternative lifestyle communities. Work ranges from long-form analytical essays to cognitive and behavioral psychology fraameworks. Demonstrated ability to translate complex psychological material into writing that lands and that audiences return to.
Led statewide communications and media response during one of the most significant agricultural crises in American history working with media, consumers, government agencies, and national partners. The communications framework developed during this response was subsequently adopted nationally as a model for agricultural crisis response.
From readers, community members, and people who have encountered this work in the wild. Before there was a brand, just a voice that changed something.
I do not take every engagement. I take the ones where I can make a genuine difference. That means where the work matters, where the organization is ready to do it honestly, and where my specific combination of expertise is what the situation actually requires.
If that sounds like where you are, I want to hear from you.