About me

I grew up in a home where intuition wasn’t strange or hidden — it was simply part of life. My mother has always been deeply intuitive, through dreams, instincts, and quiet inner knowings. Watching her move through the world this way made intuition feel natural to me and gave me the freedom to trust what I sensed, even before I had the language to describe it.

The irony was that I came from a lineage rooted in a rigid cultural and religious framework, yet found myself caught between two seemingly contradictory realities. For a long time, I fought both. Eventually, I leaned toward one, believing it might hold the answer.

My path hasn’t been linear. I experienced situations that forced me to grow up too quickly, and others that left me emotionally disconnected from myself for years. I moved through life by mirroring what others needed — surviving more than living — absorbing emotional realities that weren’t mine to hold. I didn’t realize until adulthood that I had almost no internal dialogue. I was present, but not rooted in my own body.

Over time, life broke me open in slow, necessary ways. I began to develop a deeper awareness of my emotional world, my sensitivity, and the patterns I had lived inside without fully seeing them.

For nearly ten years, I worked in intuitive and spiritual spaces — offering readings, observing people, and paying close attention to how intuition, emotion, and identity interact. I noticed that many spiritual spaces focused on bypassing or “fixing,” without understanding the root of our experiences. Something felt missing: an honest exploration of how our inner systems actually work.

Today, I support women in reconnecting to themselves in a grounded, authentic way — not by escaping their stories, but by understanding them. My work exists at the intersection of sensitivity, intuition, emotional awareness, and personal truth. I don’t believe there is one right way to grow. I offer a path rooted in presence, balance, and the lived intelligence that comes from doing the inner work myself.