My journey into yoga began through the threshold of suffering. As a teenager navigating depression and addiction, yoga arrived as a homecoming.. a sacred map that illuminated the way back to mySelf. It revealed an inner sanctuary, a place of stillness, resilience, and sacredness, and ever since, I’ve devoted myself to sharing the transformative wisdom that has guided me home. 

I travelled to India with my teacher, where my path deepened through study, service, and immersion in living traditions. I served in the Village Project, worked for a yoga retreats company, and later began teaching in schools, rehabs, and remote Aboriginal communities — weaving trauma-informed practice with ancient tools of healing. Alongside this, I began studying social work, tending to an inner fire that’s always drawn me toward justice, healing, and collective wellbeing.

I see myself as a pollinator of people, weaving threads of kinship and sacred connection through practices that enliven our relationship with body, earth, and the deeper rhythms of being. My offerings draw from trauma-sensitive somatic approaches, non-dual Śaiva Tantra, Hatha Yoga, nāda and mantrā yoga, and the timeless wisdom that lives in story, ceremony, and stillness.