Michael Mwangi

About

A moment from my practice that I think about often: two people mid-argument reached for each other's hands without noticing they had done it. The argument kept going. The hands stayed. Partners can hold enormous care and enormous frustration at the very same time, and my work lives exactly in that overlap. I think about what I do the way a luthier thinks about instruments: patient adjustments, close attention, deep respect for the material. Our sessions are unhurried on purpose; the important thing gets to take the time it takes, and nobody leaves mid-repair. Whatever brought you in, we treat it as solvable until proven otherwise. People tend to leave my sessions calmer than they came in, which is not magic, just care and method applied consistently over time. If the two of you are stuck somewhere tender, I am a good person to sit with while you work it loose. Reach out whenever it feels right.