For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to the unseen: the quiet patterns that shape our inner worlds, the language of dreams, the ways the soul speaks through the body. What began as curiosity became a lifelong study of how we come to know and heal ourselves.

My early path led me into the field of Psychology, where I learned the science of the mind, the delicate art of listening and working with the unconscious. Along the way, yoga opened the doorway to the body; its intelligence, its memory, its breath. These two threads wove together, forming a bridge between the clinical and the spiritual, the tangible and the mysterious.

It was through Reiki, and especially the Usui Holy Fire III lineage, that I discovered another dimension of healing, one rooted in light, presence, and trust in something far greater than the self. This practice continues to teach me what wholeness truly is: not perfection, but belonging to ourselves again.

My work now lives at the meeting point of psychology and spirit. Myth, dream, and symbol guide much of what unfolds in session, reminding us that healing isn’t linear, but sacredly cyclical; not something we chase, but something that remembers us in return.

I share this work with humility and wonder, knowing that each encounter is an invitation to return—to the quiet, to the body, to the light that has always been there.