“This page feels the most difficult to lay out. Not that I do not own glimpses of who I am, but how does one translate those aspects into names or identities or tangible descriptions?

I would start by saying that I have always been drawn — not just interested, but nearly obsessed — with the ancient wisdom of different cultures, especially traditions centered on the dynamic field of healing. Conventional medicine studies may have accompanied my path, as well as Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine, Kundalini Yoga and Astrology, to name a few, but throughout every domain or sphere, I mainly have been searching for and being drawn to the more subtle, energetic realms of healing - the various worlds behind the concrete, the physical.

Naturally, I increasingly opened up to exploring and working with consciousness. I discovered an innate endowment of perceiving - the person, his or her psychological web - to look behind and kind of lift the veil of everyday consciousness to a space where true healing is possible. During the processes that occur, one is supported in allowing emotions, stillness, tempests, clarity to pass through and arrive at the heart of being alive, feeling whole not then but right now. Since our beliefs form the pivot of our present experience, they can be safely examined and changed sustainably, concerning also, yes, the past and obviously the future. If the Inner changes, the Outer arranges itself with ease and in its own time.

To me, this kind of work feels just like art - the exploring of the Inner, embracing the present - witnessing and being a portal to transformation and expression. So, it is merely inevitable that creating art through drawing and writing accompanies me on the daily.

Still carving my own path, I understand myself as a beacon illuminating reality in a different way, emphasizing that it is safe to be here, and providing guidance for coming back to oneself. I work with clients of all ages. Let’s meet in this hall of mirrors I call Dialogues and allow all aspects of yourself to integrate and bloom!”