About

I didn’t come from the healing world.

I came from corporate.

 

I was a Chartered Accountant, working in structured environments where logic, performance, and external success were rewarded. I was good at it. My life made sense on paper. But internally, I was already living in my head, disconnected from my body, and in complete abandonment of myself in ways I didn’t yet know how to name.

 

My first real relationship ending at 23 years old, cracked everything open.

 

What followed was my first dark night of the soul — not poetic or mystical, but destabilising and terrifying. The identity I had built collapsed. The future I thought I was moving toward disappeared. I questioned what was real, who I was without achievement or attachment, and how much of my life had been lived from adaptation rather than truth.

 

That rupture sent me searching.

 

I started with the mind — NLP, psychology, human behaviour — trying to understand my way back to safety. But insight alone didn’t stop the patterns. I was still overriding my body, still trying to control outcomes, still believing something in me needed fixing.

 

At the same time, my body was breaking down.

 

I developed bulimia and lived in a cycle of control, punishment, and self-criticism. After the relationship ended, I pushed myself relentlessly through CrossFit and strength and conditioning, trying to lose the 10–15kg I had gained from emotionally eating my feelings from the loss of the relationship, believing my worth and safety lived on the other side of weight loss and male attention. That entire chapter was driven by force, pressure, control and not care.

 

Eventually, something gave way.

 

I let go of the fitness and weight-loss industry entirely and started listening instead. This is when I activated my spiritual and intuitive journey. I followed my intuition into swimming, surfing, hiking — movement that felt alive rather than punishing. And paradoxically, when I stopped fighting my body, it softened. The weight dropped, shockingly instantly and without me evening noticing. The eating disorder resolved with pure compassion...it's wild to look back on my own of how I guided the resolution myself. What healed wasn’t discipline — it was relationship.

 

From there, my work deepened into the body.

 

Breathwork. Somatic practices. Nervous system regulation. Yoga and meditation. Then plant medicine and ceremony — not as escape, but as confrontation. I remember my first ever plant medicine experience...it was so confronting, they showed me I was hoarding all this information of transformation and I was being selfish by not sharing it and recycling the energy...whilst I was trying to move through fear to have the courage to teach. I moved through abuse. This was th e biggest initiation of my life, nearly a 4 year process and at one point I thought I'd never get out of. I faced the places I had abandoned myself again and again. Life kept initiating me where no modality could.

 

And I didn’t transform once.

I transformed repeatedly.

 

As my internal world changed, my external life did too. I left corporate accounting. I made money. I spent money. I entered the property marketing and then crypto and experienced great success — financially and emotionally. I learned how identity shifts when stability disappears. I gained friendships, lost friendships, moved cities, travelled, and allowed life to rearrange me rather than trying to manage it.

 

I healed my relationship with my family. And as my system settled, something else began to open naturally — not because I chased spirituality, but because I stopped suppressing sensitivity. I began sensing energy clearly. Feeling where pain lived in the body. Knowing what wasn’t being said. Becoming a channel — not just for people’s stories, but for what was moving beneath them. I was able to sense truth from distortion and I'll definitely owe the advanced skillset now to having to track this daily in the abusive relationship for survival.

 

I had a passion for psychic work but something initially about it made me feel the way people were teaching it wasn't accurate or perhaps just very beginner level. Through the years I never debliverabtly focused on my psychic gifts, initially they had come naturally but in part my life initiated my channels open. 

It emerged as a byproduct of embodiment.

 

Through all of this and leaving corporate, I had stepped fully into transformation work — individual mentorships, retreats, ceremonies, somatic breathwork, yoga and meditation events. With each layer, the work refined itself. Less peak experience. More integration. Less performance. More nervous-system truth.

 

What all of these initiations taught me was simple and uncompromising:

be real, be honest, and be embodied.

 

What I offer now comes from that.

 

I work somatically, relationally, and intuitively...helping people notice where they leave their bodies, where insight replaces feeling, where space becomes avoidance, and where strength quietly turns into self-abandonment. I’m interested in what happens when the masks drop and the body tells the truth.

 

I don’t teach ideals.

I don’t sell bypassing.

And I don’t believe transformation is linear, clean, or aesthetic.

 

I believe it’s an initiation.

 

An initiation into staying. Into feeling. Into choosing yourself again and again, not in moments of clarity, but in the messy, human places where embodiment is actually tested.

 

This work isn’t about becoming someone new.

It’s about coming back to yourself, fully, honestly, and in your body.

 

If you’re here, chances are you already know the path isn’t theoretical.

 

And neither am I.