Before I ever became a therapist or coach, I was simply someone trying to make sense of my own pain. For years, I carried deep emotional burdens—feeling like I had to hold it all together on the outside, while silently unraveling on the inside. Healing didn’t happen overnight. It came through sitting with my own grief, meeting the parts of me I once rejected, and learning to trust life again.

This work is personal to me because I’ve lived it. I know what it’s like to feel lost, disconnected, or stuck in patterns that no longer serve you. And I also know the freedom that comes from meeting yourself with compassion and truth.

Now, I walk beside others who are ready to come home to themselves — not by fixing who they are, but by gently remembering the wholeness that’s always been there. My approach is soulful, grounded, and holistic.