LMT #: 16166

My work is rooted in a lifelong devotion to understanding what truly heals us—individually and collectively. Born to Czech immigrant parents shaped by the legacy of WWII, I navigated early trauma, spiritual sensitivity, and a deeply nomadic childhood. Nature was my refuge, and movement, art, and inner inquiry became my lifelines. I spent years immersed in Waldorf education, food as medicine, somatic studies, meditation, and earth-based living, all of which shaped the intuitive, body-based approach I now offer. My training includes Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, trauma-informed bodywork, and decades of integrative healing studies and practices.

As a massage therapist and somatic practitioner, I’ve come to see the body as a profound storyteller—one that remembers and reveals the unspoken. Over time, my hands began to listen more deeply, and clients confirmed what I was sensing: a remembering beyond words. My work is not only informed by formal training but by direct lived experience, spiritual guidance, and a long path of self-initiation. Somatic healing, inner parenting, ancestral reclamation, and nervous system repair are now central to the embodied care I offer. I believe we each carry the capacity to heal when held in the right conditions, with grounded and heart-centered support.

Outside of sessions, I find joy in singing, photography, world travel, dance, and meaningful friendship. I’m inspired by the archetypal wisdom of Jung, the poetic depth of the Gene Keys, and the soul-rich teachings of mystics and visionaries. My path has never been linear—but it has always pointed toward truth, wholeness, and the sacred possibility of becoming fully ourselves.