Art has a way of knowing.

From a young age, I found solace in creativity, often with scissors in hand and a trail of paper behind me. Art was my sanctuary when words failed me, especially in traditional therapy. Over time, I discovered how deeply healing creative expression can be.

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Naturally empathetic, I’ve always felt drawn to others, finding fulfillment in being present and offering support. This led me to study art therapy and mental health counseling, combining my passion for the arts with my compassion for others.

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My curiosity for neuroscience deepened as I explored the science behind the mind-body connection, confirming what I had always known: art is medicine.

 

I also embrace other practices like yoga, meditation, and somatic techniques, integrating them into my approach to support healing in a multi-dimensional way.

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Through art, I’ve learned that each person has their own unique art language, a way to understand and care for themselves more deeply. My mission is not only to support clients in therapy, but to empower them to use art as a lifelong tool for self-care and self-discovery, helping them develop their personal creative practice.

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It’s been a true privilege to guide others on their journey of self-discovery, helping them connect with their inner wisdom through creativity and compassion.