Meet Cameron

Why Resonare exists

There are things you can understand for years before they feel true in the life you’re actually living. I know that gap. I’ve spent a lot of time looking for explanations that could tell me who I was and what came next.

Those explanations mattered. They just couldn’t do everything I was asking of them.

Resonare grew out of an interest in what happens when we give our experience some attention before deciding what it means. Your history, your body, your relationships, what you miss, what you want, and the choices in front of you. Enough understanding to help you live. Room for the things that remain unfinished.

Psychological understanding, with clear boundaries

I completed my MA in Counseling at Concordia University Irvine in December 2020 and my Master of Social Work at Columbia University in May 2023. I founded Peace Love Wellness, where I work as a licensed psychotherapist in a separate clinical practice. My background includes psychodynamic and relational frameworks, Internal Family Systems, and somatic approaches. That background informs my attention to patterns, pacing, and the limits of coaching. Through Resonare, I offer coaching and spiritual counseling, rather than clinical assessment or treatment.

From systems thinking to discernment

Before this work, I earned a B.S. in Computer Science at the University of Virginia and worked in technology. Systems thinking helps me consider how history, relationships, and circumstances interact. It is one perspective, rather than a complete explanation of a person. The question becomes what that understanding makes possible in your life now.

Spiritual exploration without prescribed belief

I grew up evangelical. Between 2017 and 2020, I left the church and the beliefs that had organized my life. What followed was a period of exploration across spiritual and contemplative traditions. I trained at One Spirit from September 2023 to June 2025 and was ordained as an interspiritual minister in June 2025.

That was not the end of the story. In early 2026, many of the beliefs I had built in place of the old ones fell away too. Today, I am atheist, with an animist orientation: a felt relationship with the living world, and room for reverence without belief in a deity. My ordination remains part of my work; it does not mean I ask you to share a theology.

You may be religious, secular, uncertain, or leaving a tradition. I don’t need your questions to arrive at the same answers as mine. You can keep a practice, question a belief, miss a community, or leave something unresolved. We can pay attention to what each of those means in your life.

Identity, relationship, and a life across borders

Living and working across cultures and continents has shaped my attention to belonging, displacement, and changing identity. Those experiences remain part of this work, while the invitation extends beyond people living abroad. Resonare is queer-affirming and attentive to the relationships and contexts in which a life unfolds.

What informs sessions

• Reflection on history and recurring patterns
• Optional attention to bodily experience
• Values, choices, and consequences
• Contemplative attention and spiritual inquiry
• Relationship, context, grief, and meaning

What it is like to work together

We begin with what is happening. Sometimes that means a difficult decision. Sometimes it means recognizing that you’re tired, or grieving, or trying very hard to make yourself feel differently.

There is room to take that seriously without turning every feeling into homework. And when something does need changing, we can think together about what you’re able and willing to do next.