reliable bookkeeping that your small business can afford.

Support for healing professionals and creatives, built around sustainability, clarity, and long-term partnership.

I help steady you, so that you can stay focused on what matters.

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why I’m here

I offer my services because I know that I can help you feel sustainable in your small business.

I work primarily with healing professionals and creatives because I deeply value what you offer the world.

My dream is to build long-lasting professional relationships rooted in respect, clarity, and care, because I believe that this is how I can best serve the wider community around us.

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these values show up in how I work with you.

this is what you can expect from me:

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a pricing model rooted in care

My pricing scales with the size of your business because I believe that you deserve support at every stage.

In creating this pricing model, I was deeply inspired by the writings of Robin Wall Kimmerer. In my business, as in all aspects of my life, I know that all flourishing is mutual.

As your business fluctuates, my fee stays the same relative to your gross revenue (with the exception of a minimum fee, which is just $35 per month). In this way, we ride out the slow months together without you needing to worry about changing or losing support. 

During stronger months, the higher fee you pay helps sustain a pricing model that is directly inspired by mutual aid, making it possible for me to lend a hand to other small businesses as they experience their slow months.

This model is intended to keep bookkeeping fees an affordable part of your business’s budget. It allows me to offer consistent, thoughtful support without asking anyone to overextend themselves. I call this approach Community-Supported Pricing, and have been lovingly referring to it as the Rising Tide Model.