More about my journey

For many years, I neglected my own health.

As a lawyer in São Paulo, I lived at a relentless pace, driven by ambition, responsibility, and the belief that success required constant sacrifice. When I moved to London in 2002 to pursue further studies and a Masters in International Finance that pace only intensified. Long working hours, stress, and constant travel gradually became my normal way of life.

Over time, my body began to signal that something was wrong. I developed chronic hypertension, anxiety, and eventually burnout. Yet, like many women, I continued pushing forward, believing I simply needed to be stronger.

Then life changed dramatically.

In 2009, I experienced a hypertensive crisis that led to the premature birth of my son. Just five days later, I lost my father after his long battle with cancer. These profound events forced me to pause and reevaluate everything I thought I knew about health, success, and purpose.

I stepped away from my corporate career to dedicate myself to motherhood. Yet despite caring deeply for my family, I continued neglecting my own physical and emotional wellbeing. This period was marked by further challenges, including a miscarriage and a third high-risk pregnancy that required hospitalisation due to infecctions and other complications.

In 2017, I returned to the corporate world. Once again, I found myself ignoring my own health while navigating the challenges faced by my eldest son, who had been diagnosed with ADHD and other neuro diverse conditions. Like me, he relied heavily on conventional medications – it was the only option offered to us.

Watching my son struggle became another turning point.

I saw a bright, sensitive, intelligent child who seemed increasingly disconnected from his true nature. Deep inside, I knew there had to be another way.

One day, in a moment of exhaustion and quiet desperation, I heard an inner voice repeating a simple message: “Meditate. Meditate. Meditate.”

That message changed the course of my life.

I enrolled at the London Meditation Centre, where I was introduced to meditation and Vedic philosophy by Michael Miller and Jillian Lavender. Through daily practice, something began to shift. My mind became clearer, my intuition stronger, and my understanding of health deeper.

This led me to explore natural approaches to healing, first for myself and my family and later as a professional calling. We gradually embraced Ayurveda and other holistic practices, reducing our dependence on conventional treatments and learning to work with the body’s innate intelligence rather than against it.

As I immersed myself in the study of Ayurveda at the Ayurveda Institute UK, I discovered something far greater than a health system. I found a path of consciousness that recognised the inseparable connection between body, mind, emotions, energy, and spirit.

That discovery transformed my life.

Today, I combine Ayurvedic wisdom, emotional healing modalities, TRG Emotional Deprogramming, Access Consciousness Bars, bioresonance technology, ILIB laser therapy, live blood microscopy, and other advanced holistic approaches to help clients understand and address the root causes of imbalance.

I am currently undertaking a Postgraduate Degree in Biophysical Technologies Applied to Health, continuing my commitment to integrating traditional wisdom with innovative approaches to wellbeing.

I can say with deep gratitude that these holistic practices not only transformed my own health but also positively impacted the wellbeing of my children and my entire family.

What was once a personal search for healing has become my life’s purpose.

Today, I guide others on their own journey towards balance, vitality, self-awareness, and lasting wellbeing. My role is not to provide all the answers, but to help you reconnect with your own inner wisdom and create the conditions for healing, growth, and transformation.

I remain an eternal student of these holistic sciences and feel privileged to support those who are ready to embark on their own path back to health and wholeness.