
The body doesn't lie. But it does speak a language most of us were never taught to understand.
Awareness / Balance / Clarity / Vitality / Harmony / Energy / Breath / Presence
For nine years, I've worked as a Nutritional Therapist with people who feel fundamentally disconnected from their own bodies.
What struck me early on wasn't just the physical symptoms they carried, but the profound loneliness of knowing something is wrong and having nowhere to turn when conventional answers fall short.
I realized I was drawn to this work not because I had all the solutions, but because I understood what it felt like to search for them.
The deeper I went, the more I saw that healing isn't about fixing what's broken — it's about relearning a language we've forgotten.
Our bodies are always speaking to us through fatigue, through shifts in mood, through the subtle ways we feel at home or estranged from ourselves.
So I became something closer to a translator, helping people hear what their bodies had been trying to tell them all along.
There's a deep satisfaction in knowing that the understanding built over years of practice can find its way to people who might benefit from it, that clarity can replace confusion, that someone might finally recognize what their body has been trying to communicate.
This space allows for the kind of support and guidance that extends beyond clinical walls, reaching people wherever they are in their journey toward feeling whole again.

The degrees gave me the scientific foundation, but the real education came from learning how to listen — to what bodies communicate through symptoms, to what people need beyond protocols, to the subtle patterns that only reveal themselves through years of paying attention.
Bachelor’s IN
NUTRITIONAL THERAPY
POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN NUTRITIONAL NEUROSCIENCE