healing artist, bodyworker, and educator whose transformative work blends ancient wisdom with contemporary wellness practices.
for over a decade, i’ve been immersed in the healing arts — weaving together traditional yoga and buddhist practice, dance, somatic studies, massage, osteopathic modalities, and trauma-informed practices into a cohesive, relational approach to care. my work lives at the intersection of movement and presence.
my training includes certification to practice and teach biodynamic craniosacral therapy, thai yoga massage, and integrative somatic trauma therapy. i’m also an ryt-500 yoga teacher in the viniyoga lineage of t.k.v. krishnamacharya, and dedicated student of vipassana meditation.
these lineages inform how i work, but they don’t define it. what matters most is the quality of attention and relationship we build together in the room.
my work is shaped not only by formal training, but by an ongoing inquiry into healing as a relational and ecological process. i am particularly interested in how individual transformation ripples outward into families, communities, and collective systems.
i work with clients one-on-one and facilitate group experiences that explore healing within the shared relational field.
alongside this work, i live the life of a traveling artist. i spend much of my time touching the earth, which builds potency for this work. my background in performance and sound design — featured in spaces like the risd museum and trinity repertory company — deeply shapes how i understand bodies, relationship, and rhythm. healing, to me, is not separate from art. both ask us to become more sensitive to patterns, to timing, to what is ready to transform.