About Me

My journey began in a family of priestesses, healers, nurses, doctors, and teachers. My passion to understand people of all cultures, religions and histories of our humanity lead me initially on a pursuit of anthropology and archaeology at UC Berkeley, I catapulted into the world of law, business development and investor relationships for biofuel companies feeling the fears of finances, student debt and the pressures of society. Throughout “Spirit” kept calling. After a few unfulfilling years I was guided to return back to my familial roots as an intuitive healer. A transformative path – working as a massage therapist, hypnotherapist, and coach. Here, I honed the nuances of my intuitive and empathic skills.

Driven by an intrinsic desire to understand health and the human body at a deeper level, I pursued further education to become a nurse and Adult Nurse Practitioner at UCSF, specializing in integrative mind-body care and primary care. Seeking more depth, I gained mental health clinical experience, providing intake, assessments and med management in psychiatric mental health supporting psychiatrists and collaborating with psychologists and MFTs in outpatient clinics in the Bay Area and tele-psych.

It was in psychiatric nursing that I continued to get the calling “return to spirit” and it underscored the need for holistic and integrative models of well-being alongside traditional models of care. Rather than just treating, I began to see deep inner healing – sovereignty as a critical element of gold-standard care. A mind-body-spirit practice has allowed me to support and teach many in awakening to their inner guidance, their inner joy, play, higher consciousness and to remember who we are at the core and our connection to the universe at large.