All of it is me. None of it is the whole story.
Who am I?Mother, Lover, Movement Facilitator, Hermit, Trauma-informed Somatic Sexologist, Postpartum Doula, Ayurvedic Practitioner, Cand. mag. in Middle East Studies. In short: multifaceted, with a lot of passion, and big dreams.
I often perceive myself in this work as a weaver; a weaver of space, permission, and presence. I'm not here to lead you to answers. I'm here to hold the space where you get to be the explorer of yourself — discovering, unlocking, uncovering what's already there, while being witnessed. My role is to give permission where permission has been missing, and to mirror back what I see, so you can start to see it too. I am the container. Within it, you unfold, you meet parts of yourself you may have long left unattended, and you find your own way, guided and supported, but never led.
My ApproachI am here to be your witness, support, and to give you permission to allow yourself to be fully you again.
Working trauma-informed means starting to see your patterns for what they actually are, rather than mistaking them for truth. It means building capacity, in the nervous system, in both body and mind, to slow down enough to actually be present. Because it's only from presence that you can know what you truly want and need, and what a real yes or a real no feels like in your body — "this is what I want, this is what I'm looking for, romantically, sexually, in life." But how do we even learn to be fully present in the first place? That's the work.
There's no fixed protocol here. Depending on what's alive in you that day, we might work with breath, movement, touch, or simply talk. I follow the body, not a script. Nothing is rushed. Your nervous system sets the pace, not any idea of how fast healing is supposed to happen.
Over time, this builds a different relationship to yourself: more trust in your own signals, more ease in your body, more capacity to stay present even when things get uncomfortable or vulnerable. Not because the discomfort disappears, but because you're no longer afraid of it.
I don't see this as a hierarchy of expert and patient. It's a relationship. I bring presence, training, and attunement, drawn from somatic sexology, trauma-informed practice, movement, and Ayurveda. You bring your own knowing, even when it feels buried. Together, we uncover it.
