An open invitation

Collaborate

Coffee, collaborations, trades, sponsorships, and ideas I have not thought of yet

I love this town. The water, the redwoods, the people who make things happen here. If you are one of those people and you see a way we could work together, this page is the front door. Tell me what you have in mind.

Trees in full blossom over a downtown sidewalk at night
What I am open to

Four doors, and a fifth for whatever I missed

Evening crowd at tables under string lights in Abbott Square
Coffee

A conversation first

Sometimes the right first move is twenty minutes and a cortado. If you think we should know each other, say why.

Friends sitting on a wide green lawn near a brick lighthouse
Collaborations

Build something together

Workshops, events, classes, content, cross-promotion. If our people overlap, we can make something for them together.

Casting a line from the sand at the base of the harbor jetty
Trades

Skill for skill

You have a craft, I have mine. A straight trade can be the cleanest deal in town.

Runners crossing wet sand at golden hour
Sponsorship

Back what matters here

Teams, events, and causes rooted here. If it lifts the town, I want to hear about it.

For Practitioners

Refer with confidence, both directions

Chiropractors, physical therapists, sports medicine clinics, Pilates and yoga teachers, massage therapists, and fellow trainers: our work meets in the middle all the time. I want a real referral relationship, not a brochure exchange.

Who I take

The patient who plateaued after discharge. The client whose pain keeps moving. The strong person who still hurts. Chronic compensation patterns, posture, and anyone who needs structure and training handled as one practice.

Who I send back

Acute injury needing medical clearance, anything diagnostic, and every case where your work is the right work. I refer out constantly and I say so on every page of this site.

How the handoff works

Your person books a free 20-minute consult, mentions your name, and gets an honest read. If the fit is wrong I say so and send them back with notes. Start with the one-page summary you can keep at the front desk.

The one rule

It has to be a win on both sides

The partnerships that last give both people something real. Honest and simple beats polished every time.

The proposal

Make your pitch

A few sentences is plenty. If it takes a conversation to explain, say that and we will start with coffee.

What are you working on, and where do you see me fitting in?

What would you get out of this, and what do you see coming back my way?