This page collects essays and insights from inside the practice—written not for industry peers, but for clients, thinkers, and those seeking structural clarity in a field overrun with marketing, mimicry, and misinformation.
These articles don’t aim to teach technique or push product. They exist to articulate something quieter but more precise: a philosophy of care built on geometry, client autonomy, and lived complexity. Some are short-form critiques. Others are longer reflections on structure, identity, or the psychology of service. All of them are written from inside the work.