My first love was fashion.
I spent years designing, styling, and creating identities for television and beyond.
But what interested me was never the clothing itself.
I was interested in what lived underneath it.
Who did someone believe themselves to be?
What story were they trying to tell?
What were they longing to express?
I learned early on that the way we present ourselves is rarely superficial. It is often an expression of something much deeper.
Long before I ever guided women through breathwork or embodiment, I was already studying patterns, identities, and the relationship between who we are and who we believe we need to be.
Today, that curiosity remains at the heart of my work.
For years, I searched outside myself.
I searched through achievement, relationships, knowledge, transformational work, spiritual practices, and endless self-improvement.
Like many women, I became highly skilled at caring for others while slowly losing connection to myself.
Looking back, I can see that I had been doing this work long before I ever had a name for it.
As a designer, a stylist, a space holder, a friend, and simply as a woman moving through life,
I was always listening beneath the surface.
I was always curious about what shaped us, what separated us from ourselves, and what allowed us to return.
Over time, my work naturally evolved from outer expression to inner alignment.
I came to understand that many of us are not broken.
We have simply become separated from ourselves.
Separated from our bodies.
Separated from our truth.
Separated from our own inner knowing.
My work is not about fixing women.
It is about creating the conditions for remembering.
I was born in Lima, Peru and currently live in Sweden.
I am endlessly inspired by nature, the feminine, beauty, breath, movement, and the wisdom found within the body.
You will often find me with cacao in hand, renovating something in my home, designing the next adventure (ideas, gatherings, projects) and self practicing something that makes me feel amazing (hopefully under the sun).
It took me decades to learn that my rhythm was never the problem.
I was never meant to do life, business, or healing the way everyone else did.
I have my own timing.
My own way.
My own medicine.
What I once questioned, I now trust.
And what once felt like my difference has become one of my greatest gifts.