I am a truth seeker consciously exploring and questioning my truth and beliefs. I see in my life how changing them changes the reality that I am living. I used to believe I had to do it all alone and that healing was painful, which obviously manifested. Now I know that I am able to stay open to hold the pain and pleasure that moves through and that I am surrounded by
friends and community that want to support me.

My distrust of men was imprinted from birth through my lineage and I am committed to changing this belief which ultimately meant that I didn’t trust myself. I felt small and not enough as I was. I looked for external validation and was out of touch with my own truth. I wanted to be loved and learnt that I had to please others to do this. Saying no made me feel anxious, I was frightened that others wouldn’t like me and ultimately abandon me.

I also found it difficult to receive, I became a woman with no needs. It felt safer for me to give up my needs and desires. I never developed a healthy sense of self so it makes sense that my journey has taken me to a place of reclaiming myself. Knowing that I am not responsible
for others peoples experience. Having needs and knowing that I am worthy of having them met. Discovering that orgasm is not something to be chased but arises naturally through me when I live authentically and truthfully. Being in connection with my body’s yes, no and maybes moment to moment and following that. Knowing that my truth and body is sacred
and honouring that.

My desire is to support other humans find their way home to their sovereign and authentic selves. You came here to be you – all of you – your wounds are sacred gateways to discover who you truly are. There are no coincidences.