
From as early as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to helping others heal. I was the child who instinctively comforted people, the one with crystals in her pocket and shelves full of books about healing — always curious about how people worked beneath the surface.
As I grew older, that curiosity shaped my career. I became a Registered Nurse and later a Paramedic, supporting people through some of the most challenging and vulnerable moments of their lives. I thrived in high-pressure environments and felt deeply connected to the people I cared for.
But over time, I began to see something clearly: while I could treat the physical, many people were carrying emotional and inner wounds that traditional medical settings weren’t designed to address.
That realisation planted the seed for the work I do today.

