One-to-One Sessions
Liminal Companionship
Certain things don’t seem to fit anywhere; not into therapy, not into conversations with friends or family, not into support groups or medical consultations. And so sometimes, there is a need for someone who can sit with the topic of death and not flinch, who knows death well, who has been here before, and who can help you find language for what's actually happening.
"As soon as I found Chloe it was clear that this was the person to accompany me on this journey, and I couldn't have dreamed up a better guide and companion. She told me the work we'd do might change the way I looked at life, and I didn't think much of it. But it has. My gratitude for all aspects of existence has grown exponentially." — ST
You might be sitting with your own mortality, not in crisis, necessarily, but just with the growing sense that this relationship deserves more attention than you've been giving it. You might be accompanying someone who is dying and need a steady presence to help you navigate the complexity of that. Maybe it’s your time to experience grief, and you're looking for someone who won't rush you through it or hand you a framework. Or perhaps you’re in that strange space where death feels both near and abstract, and you'd like help making sense of what you're carrying.
Liminal companionship sessions don't set out to fix or solve. They're about creating space for what is present, be that fear, curiosity, confusion, resistance, wonder, or the unexpected. We might work on finding language for what has felt wordless. We might develop the inner capacities that allow you to hold both the weight and the tenderness of mortality. We might try on different ways of looking at something, or simply sit with what's there, and let that be enough.
What we’ll explore is led entirely by you, but some of the territory that people bring to these sessions includes:
Their particular relationship with death and what wants to shift.
How to navigate the mortality of the people they love or who are close to them.
Death anxiety or existential fear that pesters or has started to shape daily life.
Grief that doesn't follow a linear or expected path.
The big and far reaching questions that arrive when we truly consider our finitude.
“Chloe was my emergency spiritual community throughout an extremely challenging time. I am grateful for her compassionate curiosity and loving groundedness through some of my worst storms. My favourite conversations with her leapt from heartbreak to laughter and back again in seconds. I admire Chloe's aspirations to be an attentive companion to all, especially to that unruly bunch of us occupying the in-betweens of life. I truly cherish my time spent with her.” -JS
The Sessions:
We meet via Zoom (or potentially in person if you're in London or the South-East) for 90 minutes. These are not therapy sessions. They're contemplative, honest, and practical in their own particular way. Think of them as conversations that make room for what's going on beneath the surface.
Some people come once, to work through something specific. Others return periodically as their relationship with death evolves or their circumstances change. There's no prescribed number, and we can work together for as long as it feels useful and generative.
£110 / $140 per 90-minute session.
"I've worked with Chloe for almost two years and I couldn't describe our sessions together if I tried. They're like psychedelic therapy without the psychedelics, or church without the dogma. They’re what I wish I'd been exposed to in university. We'll get into the weeds of my internal resistance to life and then before I know it we're floating at the outer edges of space, marvelling at the view from up there. Regardless of how hard some of our work together has been, I've floated out of every session." -MM
