Embarking on my professional journey at the age of 16, I initially pursued a career as a beauty therapist and make-up artist. My early experiences led me to a unique opportunity to travel the world aboard on cruise ships at the age of 19.
During my time abroad, a significant life event occurred – my mother suffered a brain haemorrhage. This pivotal life event was my catalyst into transitioning my career into the health and wellness space.
In 2003, watching my mother’s long recovery journey, inspired me to re-train in allied health. Taking a leap, I applied to the University of Western Sydney and was accepted into osteopathic medicine.
Upon completing my master’s degree, I worked in private clinics in Sydney, working predominantly in women’s health, and children’s health. Additionally, I shared my knowledge by teaching anatomy, nutrition, and massage at TAFE NSW.
In 2010, I expanded my expertise by obtaining certificates III and IV in fitness and 500hr yoga teacher certificate from Power Living Yoga, in Sydney, where I taught for 5 years.
In 2015, my mum was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Witnessing her decline in health and eventual passing, I began to research the link between resistance to addressing and healing trauma and the pathophysiological impact it has on the body.
The memory of my mum fuels my commitment to support women; educating them about the connection between psycho-emotional state and physical and preventative health, helping them overcome their emotional blocks, build healthy habits and thought processes, and enabling them to emerge as more resilient, confident versions of themselves. My mission is to empower women to embrace their full potential.