In addition to my clinical work, I am an active writer and researcher exploring the intersections of movement, trauma, creativity, and relational healing. My publications reflect a deep commitment to embodied inquiry and include chapters and articles on dance as a form of trauma resolution, Gestalt therapy and Polyvagal Theory, and the role of expressive arts in healing transgenerational trauma. I also write about choreography, film, and place attachment, investigating how movement and artistic expression connect us to memory, identity, and environment. Whether through academic writing or creative scholarship, my work seeks to bridge clinical insight with lived experience, inviting both practitioners and clients to explore how movement, creativity, and relationship can foster healing and belonging.