About
Skill in action.
I have practised yoga since 2017 and taught since 2019. But I truly came to it through an injury of my own, and a long recovery in which I had to learn to live in my body again.
That time showed me, first-hand, how much the mind takes part in healing, and how much a steady, attentive practice can give back.
Yoga stopped being just a set of asanas for me. The postures are only one part of it: yoga is also a philosophy, a therapy and a path, and each of us finds in it what we need.
I went on to study at the Hawaii Yoga Institute on O‘ahu, in a 200-hour trauma-informed programme that brings the body together with psychology, anatomy and breath. Today I am a Master’s student in Clinical Psychology at Pepperdine University.
I don’t work from a script. I work from what the body in front of me is saying.
- 200-hour trauma-informed teacher trainingHawaii Yoga Institute, O‘ahu
- MA in Clinical Psychology, in studyPepperdine University