Welcome
Rooted in psychology and shaped by lived experience, my path has always been one of seeking truth, meaning, and connection. Over time, this journey has become less about finding answers and more about learning to listen — to the quiet wisdom within, to the rhythms of nature, and to the deeper intelligence that moves through all of life.
Each session, each story, each breath reminds me that healing is not about becoming someone new, but about remembering who we already are.
My Journey
My work as a psychologist has been personal. For more than twenty years, I have supported individuals through processes of growth, awareness, and healing — and every stage of my professional path has mirrored my own. Becoming a psychologist was not simply a career choice; it was a calling to understand the relationship between human psychology and consciousness, between pain and transformation, and between the mind and the deeper truth of who we are.
In 2024, and not for the first time, my life as I knew it collapsed. Along with health challenges, my home, my relationship, my friendships, my finances, and my businesses all came apart at once — forcing me to face what was no longer sustainable or true. It was a time of profound loss and reorientation that stripped away everything external that once defined me and returned me to the foundation of what matters most: truth, integrity, and presence.
I came to see that most suffering arises from fear and disconnection from our inner knowing. Healing begins the moment we become aware of ourselves and meet what we find with honesty and compassion.
“We are complex beings — woven of psyche, soul, and story.
Our work is to remember the wholeness that was never truly lost.”
These realizations became the foundation of what I now call Integrative Spiritual Psychology — an approach that bridges evidence-based psychology with the living wisdom of consciousness. My work draws on principles of depth psychology, trauma integration, and consciousness studies, bringing together mind, body, heart, and soul as essential aspects of healing.
We are complex beings, and our struggles are rarely one-dimensional. The mind may understand what the body still holds. The heart may know what the mind resists. Healing happens when these parts come into dialogue and coherence — when awareness unites them.
Although this process is deep and experiential, transformation can occur quickly when the full system is engaged. Alongside analysis, working through expanded awareness allows healing to unfold with quantum precision: change happens the instant coherence is restored.
If you are curious about whether this approach resonates with where you are on your path, explore the reflections on the “About You” page.
I see therapy as a shared journey of awareness — one that invites both courage and curiosity.
My role is to bring presence, insight, and guidance while helping you reconnect to your own inner wisdom.
Healing to me is the process of remembering who we are beneath fear, pattern, and story — and learning to live from that truth.