your identity belongs in the room
The collective reclamation project provides psychotherapy built on the ideas of pluriversality and liberation.
Together, we make room for your full experience and strengthen your path to healing and self-determination
the collective reclamation project is a relational, shame-free, psychotherapy space for
refining communication ● finding direction ● overcoming trauma ● identity dialogue ● deconstructing social systems and norms ● cultural inclusion ● understanding childhood wounds. ● reconnecting to lineage ● climate grief ● installing boundaries ● celebrating neurodiversity ● honoring grief ● creating community care and community-centered practices ● defining consent ● embracing multiplicity ● speaking truths ● exploring intersectionality ● finding creativity ● structuring a healing plan ● exploring relational complexity and diversity ● unpacking power and privilege ● feeling into gender ● locating sexuality ● finding focus ● learning to co-create and co-construct within relationship ● experiencing mirroring that makes sense ● experiencing the felt body ● finding room to breathe ● finding liberation ● finding joy ● finding self-hood
working with maren
When you work with me, you can expect that I will hold you in a non-pathologizing lens: you are a whole person, deserving of respect, and you are not broken. I lead with curiosity and compassion not clinical detachment. I acknowledge systems, trauma, and lived experiences, centering your story, not just your symptoms. I honor neurodiversity, emotional complexity, gender expansiveness, relational choice, body-wisdom, and cultural difference and context, I offer in-person appointments in Eugene and tele-health appointments throughout Oregon
A trauma-informed, co-creative, non-hierarchical space for individuals to unpack, find meaning, and create a new relationship with their life story.
individual work
A trauma-informed, co-creative, non-hierarchical space for all relationship configurations to gather and re-learn relational curiosity, fine tune communication, and uncover defeating patterns and strategies.
relational work
Co-created, non-hierarchical, groups, formed for individuals to reclaim their personal and collective identity narratives and to learn to thrive within a supportive, relational community.
community work
when we are well, our communities become well
As individuals work to unpack, understand and embrace their stories and learn to respond to the interdependent human (and non-human) world with accountability and care, they touch other’s lives in meaningful and inspiring ways. The positive impact of one well-enough person can reverberate infinitely.
