The road that
led me here
Six years ago, my life looked successful from the outside. I had spent over two decades building a career that, by every external measure, was working. But my body was beginning to tell a different story. The physical pain had become impossible to ignore — and somewhere beneath it, so had the quiet ache of a soul no longer willing to stay silent.
A painful divorce. A career that had stopped feeding me. A growing sense that I was living a version of my life that wasn't quite mine. I tried therapy. I hired coaches. I searched, sincerely, for the thing that would finally make the pieces click.
And then I found an astrologer — and something in me cracked open. Not in a breaking way. In a waking-up way. For the first time, I had a language for what I had always felt but never been able to name. I began to understand my patterns, my purpose, the deeper architecture of who I actually am.
Around the same time, I returned to my body through yoga. Movement became a form of prayer. Stillness became a form of listening. And slowly — through bodywork, symbolic inquiry, and the quiet courage it takes to start over — I began to find my way back to myself. Back to something I can only call home.
In early 2025, after twenty-two years, I left my job. I completed my Yoga Teacher Training certification. And I understood, with a clarity I had never felt before, that everything I had walked through had been preparing me to walk alongside others.
This work is not theoretical for me. It is lived. Every offering I bring to you, I have needed myself.
"I began to understand my patterns, my purpose, the deeper architecture of who I actually was."
A divorce that broke open what needed to break — and led to a complete reimagining of who she was and what she was here to do.
Physical pain that could no longer be ignored — and the yoga practice that became both medicine and a pathway back to self.
A chance encounter with an astrologer that changed her entire relationship with herself — and revealed the map she had been searching for.
Leaving a twenty-two year career in 2025 to complete her Yoga Teacher Training and step fully into the work she was always meant to do.