My journey into this work began long before I gave it a name. As a child, I was already curious about energy, healing, and the invisible threads that connect us. I would experiment with holding my hands over aches or worries, fascinated by how much calmer and lighter I could feel through simple intention. That quiet curiosity never left me.

Life, of course, brought its challenges. I’ve known struggle, overwhelm, illness and the deep ache of trying to carry too much on my own. There were times I felt unsupported, times I longed for someone to walk beside me and remind me I wasn’t alone. Those experiences tested me, but they also taught me resilience, compassion, and the truth that even the strongest among us need care.

Over the years, my path unfolded into both study and practice. I pursued a degree in psychology to understand the patterns of the mind and emotions, and alongside that, I deepened my work with energy healing and spiritual practice. Energy healing became a way for me to help others beyond words, to release what weighs them down and reconnect with their natural state of peace.

From this journey, Nurturing Alchemy was born. My work now flows through two distinct offerings:

As a Life Doula — I provide practical, emotional, and soulful support for daily life. Sometimes that means childcare or help around the home, sometimes companionship and conversation, sometimes simply being the presence that says: you don’t have to do this alone.

As an Energy Healer — I hold space for gentle, non-invasive sessions that help restore balance, release stuck energy, and bring you back to yourself. This sits alongside my creative resources, like my 30-page workbook of meditations and practices, and my upcoming sensory ritual deck for children.

My story has taught me that resilience doesn’t mean doing everything by ourselves. True strength is allowing ourselves to be supported, whether through practical help, emotional presence, or soul-level healing.

And when I’m not working with others, you’ll find me curled up with a book and a cup of tea, wandering in nature, creating rituals, or spending time with the people I love. I believe healing lives in these small, everyday moments of connection and joy — and that’s the spirit I bring into all of my work.