When I first tried yoga at 16, I hated it. It felt slow, boring, and like a bunch of stretching. So, I walked away from it for a few years.

But life, as it does, brought me back — this time not for my body, but for my mind.

I was working as a sales manager in the fast-paced world of corporate insurance, and I was craving peace, clarity, and something that felt real. That’s when I found yoga again — this time on YouTube, in my living room, just me and my mat.

Then COVID hit. And like many of us, I suddenly had the time and space to go deeper.

I practiced every day. Something shifted. I didn’t just move — I felt. I reconnected with myself in ways I didn’t know I had lost. And before I knew it, I had fallen in love with the practice — for real.

Yoga became my anchor.

It helped me grow, soften, and expand. And I knew in my bones. This is something I need to share. Of course, the journey wasn’t perfect.

I made mistakes. I even got injured — which now I’m grateful for, because it taught me how to listen, how to move with awareness, and how to help others avoid the same.

I wasn’t always flexible either. I had a bit more range than most, sure, but the flexibility I have now? It came from years of dedicated practice — not shortcuts, not luck.

Today, my teaching style is intuitive and heart-led — fluid but grounded. I guide you through flows that move not just your body, but something deeper.

I’m here to hold space for your growth, your release, your becoming.

Because yoga changed my life — and I believe it can change yours, too.

My mission? To empower you. To inspire you. To help you become the most authentic, powerful version of yourself. Because this world needs more peace. More courage. More community.

Right now, I live in beautiful Bali, where I teach in Yoga teacher trainings and several studios. I offer online group classes, private classes and personalised 1:1 coachings that are tailored around your needs. I am a dog person, a big foodie, and forever a student of this practice.

Wherever you are on your path — you’re welcome here.