As an only child, I spent my formative years quietly observing the world around me. Surrounded by animals whose presence taught me the art of being present, I also immersed myself in the life stories of older adults. To me, each narrative is like a series of novels—rich with struggles, patterns, and sequences of events—an evolving story that forms a grand library. This library reflects the resilience of the human spirit, reinforcing my belief that we are spiritual beings navigating the human experience on Earth, constantly seeking harmony between our existence and our soul’s journey.
Combining the wisdom of science and spirituality, I guide my clients toward a holistic understanding of their unique narratives. To me, therapy is not just a profession but a reflection of my values—a blend of analytical insight and creative instinct. The work feels gritty and real, aspects difficult to find in modern life, and the work is not merely a service but a shared journey of growth and finding meaning in existence.
I am deeply inspired by those who are curious, truth-seekers – individuals who value deep conversations, embrace lifelong learning and dare to challenge the status quo. I believe that true meaning and fulfillment comes from balancing intellectual, emotional, physical and spiritual intelligence. By examining a holistic inventory of values, strengths, personality traits, emotional patterns, energy levels, rhythms, life experiences, and relationships, I help clients shed external conditioning and align with their authentic selves.
As a neurodivergent-affirming therapist, I celebrate the full spectrum of human experience with respect and compassion. I provide a welcoming space for individuals of all identities, backgrounds, and ways of being.
In a world often obsessed with external markers—job titles, degrees, and material possessions—it is easy to lose sight of who we truly are. I believe true success is not measured by what we accumulate, but through the alignment we create between our inner and our outer worlds. Each experience—whether joyful or painful—holds a lesson, guiding us closer to the truth of who we are. And it is in that truth, where genuine peace resides.