People fascinate me.
People, patterns, what is said and what happens beneath the words.
My curiosity, together with my ability to quickly see patterns, is one of my greatest strengths.
But for many years, I was so focused on orienting myself in everything and everyone around me that I lost my own compass.
I got lost in my own map.
Finding my way back changed more than how I felt.
It changed how I lived, led, loved and chose.
Today, I can orient myself in what is happening around me without making all of it my responsibility.
And that is the foundation of my work.
I guide people back to their own compass, so they can orient themselves in their own map – and create more of the life they actually want to live.
Professional training includes long-term study and mentorship in:
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Nervous system regulation and autonomic function
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Human behaviour and applied psychology
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Strategic intervention and system reorientation
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Human systems, families and organizational dynamics
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Leadership, responsibility and self-leadership
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Decision-making under pressure and crisis
Additional professional education in marriage education, relational dynamics and women’s leadership.
Fields of study and teachers I continue to learn from:
Anthony Robbins (strategic intervention and leadership)
Cloe Madanes (systemic and family systems)
Stephen Porges (polyvagal theory and nervous system regulation)
Daniel Siegel (integration, mind–brain–relationship systems)
David Deida (presence, polarity and embodied leadership)
John Wineland (nervous system regulation and embodied leadership)
The Gottman (relational systems and attachment dynamics)
Lee Cockerell (leadership, culture and responsibility)
This foundation continues to evolve through ongoing study and long-term refinement in practice.