ABOUT ME

Before I tell you about myself, let me ask you this:

Have you ever felt like you were doing everything “right,” but something deep inside was silently breaking?

That was me.

On the outside, I had a good life. A Master’s degree in Business Management. A stable corporate job. I even chased adventure, working on cruise ships, sailing from one paradise to another. But no matter where I went, I couldn’t escape the ache in my chest: something was missing.

In 2016, I moved to London to start over. A new city, a new dream. I threw myself into the fitness industry, waking up at 5 a.m., training clients, pushing harder, chasing the idea of success. But behind the ambition, I was quietly falling apart.

The truth is, London broke me open.
The pressure. The loneliness. The pace. The impossible standards.

I began to suffer from crippling anxiety, depression, and panic attacks that would leave me gasping for air. I spiralled into compulsive overeating, seeking comfort in food and slowly losing my sense of self. I joined Overeaters Anonymous and committed to a 12-Step program with a sponsor. I was trying everything… but nothing was truly helping.

On the outside, I looked fine. I was working at one of the most prestigious personal training studios in London and was even employed by a fitness celebrity. But inside, I was exhausted, disconnected, and deeply unsafe in myself.

Then came 2020, the pandemic.

When the world slowed down, everything I had been running from caught up with me. The noise stopped. The distractions disappeared. And for the first time, I had no choice but to sit with myself: my pain, my patterns, my nervous system, my unmet needs.

That was the beginning of my awakening.

I began to understand that my struggle wasn’t about discipline, motivation, or willpower.
It was about safety.
About a nervous system stuck in survival.
About an inner child who had learned to push, perform, and stay strong instead of feeling held.

I turned inward. I explored therapy, mindfulness, meditation, inner child healing, emotional awareness, somatic healing, family constellations, ancestor healing, ecstatic dancing, singing and so much more. Slowly, gently, I began learning how to soften instead of forcing myself forward.

And during this process, Reiki entered my life.

Reiki didn’t “fix” me or turn me into someone else. It helped me feel safe again: in my body, in my emotions, and in my inner world. It supported my nervous system, helped me reconnect with myself, and created the space where real healing could happen.

Becoming a Reiki Master & Teacher was not the destination - it was a bridge. A tool that supported a much deeper journey into self-worth, embodiment, and feminine empowerment.

Today, my work is about guiding women out of survival mode and back into a sense of inner safety, trust, and connection with themselves. I work with Reiki, inner healing, emotional awareness, and feminine embodiment - always without force, pressure, or “fixing.”

I don’t teach from theory.
I guide from lived experience.

I know what it feels like to break down, to feel lost, to question everything and to slowly rebuild yourself from the inside out.

If you’re here because something feels tired, heavy, or quietly aching inside you…
If a part of you is longing for a gentler way to heal…
Then trust that you didn’t find this space by accident.

Your healing doesn’t begin when you become “better.”
It begins the moment you choose yourself: softly, honestly, and in your own time.

And I would be honoured to walk this journey beside you.