A WORD FROM OUR FOUNDER

As a mother, doula, artist, and healing practitioner, my work is rooted in care—slow, intentional, and real.

We live in a world that pulls us in a hundred directions, often leaving little space for rest or reconnection. I know this firsthand, and it’s what brought me to this path. Over the years, I’ve found that healing isn’t something we chase. It’s something we return to. It lives in the body. It lives in community. It lives in remembering.

Through the practices of birth work, subtle body work and yoga, I’ve learned that care is most powerful when it’s offered with presence and integrity. These practices help us listen not just with our ears, but with our whole beings. They remind us that the body is not a problem to be fixed, but a story to be honored.

Birth work, in particular, has shown me what it means to hold space for life in all its forms: birth, loss, becoming, and letting go. As a mother myself, I understand the vulnerability and strength it takes to move through those thresholds. I bring that knowing into every session and circle I offer. My creativity and art are also part of this care when ways of translating feeling into form, of giving people something to hold onto when words fall short.

Whether we’re breathing together in a yoga class, settling into a craniosacral session, or gathering in community, my intention is always the same: to support your return to yourself. I believe healing should be accessible, not exclusive. It’s not just personal—it’s collective. It ripples through our families, our communities, and the generations to come. This work is my offering. Rooted in love, shaped by experience, and guided by something far older than me.