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WHO AM I
My journey into yoga and healing has been both deeply personal and profoundly transformative. Fifteen years ago, I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after many years of addiction and severe mental health challenges. That moment was a turning point, like moving from night into day. Since then, my path has been one of healing and self-discovery, seeking to understand both the world and myself through the practices of yoga and svādhyāya (self-study).
I’ve completed two yoga teacher trainings and a Sound Healing Foundation course, and I’m currently studying with Charlotte Watts in Yoga and Somatics for Healing and Recovery. My teaching is grounded in lived experience, shaped by compassion, embodiment, and a commitment to creating supportive, inclusive spaces for others on their own healing paths.
Alongside my yoga work, I create spiritually inspired jewellery, a passion deeply influenced by my practice, my past struggles, my mother’s own spiritual path, and my previous career in luxury jewellery. I'm even a certified diamond grader! I now pour that experience into designing uplifting, intentional pieces and mala beads that support inner growth, connection, and healing.
For me, yoga and creativity are both sacred tools, ways to come home to ourselves, to honour our stories and intention.
HOW IT STARTED
Many moons ago I worked in the luxury jewellery sector, and during this time I fell in love with the stories and meaning we attach to our Jewellery.
A decade later and I found a new path practicing Yoga and had an immediate thirst for knowledge which led me to undertake my first yoga teacher training. It makes sense with my jewellery background that I would become fascinated with Mala beads I saw my late mother was the spiritual one in our family. It wasn’t until she passed away that I picked up the mantle. I am so grateful for her influence.
When my parents were traveling in India, they would always bring me back a Mala. They started to be a comforting presence and one that represented my mother’s spiritual nature. I taught myself to make Malas using various tutorials and quickly found that the making of them became a meditation in itself. Being able to connect to my creative side had been a source of immense joy to me.
