My work is rooted in this understanding: that personal healing and collective evolution move together, and that meaningful change begins with awareness, integrity, and relationship.

My professional life began in academia. I completed a PhD, built a successful academic career, and became a professor in my field. From the outside, things appeared complete.
And yet, something essential was missing.

In my focus on intellectual achievement, I had gradually moved away from other vital aspects of myself — my body, my emotional life, my sexuality, my spirituality, and my identity as a woman. A quieter, deeper longing began to make itself known, asking for honesty, embodiment, and a different way of being in the world.

That turning point led me into therapeutic and relational work, and eventually into establishing a private practice. Over time, my work expanded into training, group facilitation, breathwork, and collective practices — always guided by the same question: How do we live with greater truth, connection, and integrity?

Alongside my clinical work, I’ve been deeply drawn to the exploration of consciousness and healing — including embodied, relational, and contemplative approaches, as well as work with non-ordinary states of awareness. These explorations inform how I understand trauma, integration, and our human capacity for empathy and transformation.

Today, my work brings together psychotherapy, relational practice, embodied awareness, and group work. I create spaces where people can slow down, listen inward, and meet themselves more fully — not to become someone else, but to come home to who they already are.

Through both my life and work, I’m committed to cultivating self-awareness and ethical presence, and to supporting ways of living that are rooted in authenticity, relational clarity, and personal agency — in service of a future that honours the sacredness of life.

I am a grateful mother to two adult sons and in a loving, committed relationship.