Why I Do This Work

Like many of the women I work with, I reached a point where life on the outside looked fine — but inside, I felt disconnected, quietly overwhelmed, and asking myself, “Is this really it?” 

Therapy, spiritual practice, and deep self-discovery taught me something life-changing: those moments of struggle are not signs that something is wrong — they are invitations. Invitations to pause, to feel, and to grow into a truer, freer version of ourselves. 

Over the years, I have travelled widely and explored many paths of inner work — spending time in ashrams with wise teachers, practising yoga, and studying Tantra. I trained in psychotherapy and dramatherapy, learned to listen to the body through somatic practices, and deepened my understanding through transpersonal inquiry. Each step revealed that our feelings are not obstacles to overcome but messengers pointing us toward wholeness. 

This is why I do this work: to offer a confidential, compassionate space where women can explore what’s really going on beneath the surface, gently release old patterns, and reconnect with clarity, freedom, and aliveness. 

If you’re ready to explore what life might be inviting you into, I’d be honoured to walk alongside you.