Mission
To define and apply care as a disciplined practice—shaped by conditions, carried out through action, and experienced with dignity.
Care should never be assumed.
It must be practiced.
Based in California, this work brings together over two decades in education with emerging work in healthcare, forming a developing body of practice.
Current work
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Jan 2026-present
Becoming Care
→ Writing on care, structure, and practice
Writing
sept 2018-present
Neurodiversity
→ Learning and community work in neurodiversity
Community
may 2023-present
Systems
→ Reimagining ecosystems that reflect the natural world
Education
Meet the becoming care™ Lab
This work remains open—developed through writing, inquiry, and evolving practice.
It invites engagement, reflection, and thoughtful collaboration.
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BECOMING CARE™ is shared across related projects, publications, and ongoing practice. Materials are referenced within each area.
We’re open to collaboration.
Latest Notes
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CONNECTED PROJECTS
the BecomingCareLab™
Care
Practice
→ Care as practice, structure, and lived experience
Neurodiversity
Community
→ Autism, narrative, and community-centered work
Writing
Inquiry
→ Essays, field notes, and ongoing inquiry
Systems
Education
→ Pre-K–16 systems, learning design, and instructional practice
Clinical
Clinical
→ Formation in clinical care and practice.
Media
Narrative
→ Audio, story, and the practice of care.
Questions
What is Becoming Care?
Becoming Care is a body of work centered on care as practice—developed through writing, education, and evolving research in healthcare.
What does “care as practice” mean?
Care is not only response. It is structured, intentional, and developed over time through lived experience and disciplined work.
Where is the work shared?
Work is shared across writing, projects, and related initiatives connected to this site.
How can I engage or collaborate?
For collaboration, conversation, or inquiry, you’re welcome to reach out.
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