My Story

We all carry a story,
but mine no longer defines me.

If I share it, it is only because it may help you remember something within yourself.

I was born and raised in the Seychelles — what many would call paradise — and it truly is.
Island life shaped me through faith, not fear. I was raised with reverence for life, respect for one another, and a deep knowing that everything is interconnected.

Kindness, generosity, compassion, and community were not ideals — they were how we lived.
Nature was our teacher. Harmony was our rhythm.

For this, I remain deeply grateful — especially to my mother — for these early foundations gave me the self-reliance, courage, and inner strength that would later carry me through life’s initiations.

In 1986, I arrived in London.

The contrast was profound.
From colour to grey.
From belonging to adaptation.

As adolescence unfolded, my world changed quickly. Life asked me to learn resilience — and I did. Like many who move between cultures, I learned how to survive, how to fit in, how to soften myself to belong.

In doing so, I slowly drifted from my own truth — not through failure, but through innocence.

It was only in adulthood, through soul-searching and self-inquiry, that the journey home began.
A return to self.
A remembering.

Once that path opens, there is no going back — only deeper alignment, greater honesty, and a life lived from within.

Make or Break

The moment you choose faith over fear, life begins again.

In 2004, after years within the corporate world, I reached a point where the grit no longer matched my spirit. I knew I was not here to work for systems that confined me — I was here to work with people.

I have always loved bringing out the best in others. There is nothing more fulfilling to me than witnessing someone reconnect with their own strength, clarity, and truth. So I asked myself a simple question: what now?

After leaving my seven-year role, I returned to study and enrolled in counselling and psychotherapy training at my local adult college — and something immediately clicked. It felt like coming home.

After four years of rigorous training, and following the recommended post-qualification experience, I applied for and obtained registration and accreditation with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), meeting national standards for professional practice and competency.

My core training is Integrative Person-Centred and CBT-based within the Humanistic tradition. This approach places the individual at the heart of the work, valuing the therapeutic relationship above theory or technique, and honouring every person’s innate capacity for self-governance.

I do not give advice, assign labels, or reduce human experience to pathology. Instead, I meet each person where they are — with presence, compassion, and acceptance — creating the space for insight, choice, and self-trust to emerge naturally.

Over the years, I continued to deepen my work through studies in neuroscience and the mind–body–spirit connection, including training in PSYCH-K® subconscious belief change processes. I am also trained as a Strategic Intervention Coach, completing my studies under Tony Robbins and Chloe Madanes, and participating in immersive transformational trainings including Unleash the Power Within.

Alongside my traditional training, I have expanded my understanding through workshops, lectures, and continued learning with some of the world’s leading scientific, entrepreneurial, and consciousness-based thinkers, including Dr. Joe Dispenza, Dr. Bruce Lipton, Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, Chloe Madanes, Mark and Magali Peysha amongst so many. I remain committed to ongoing learning, refinement, and integrity in my work.

My professional experience spans a wide range of settings — community services, prisons, hospice care, private practices in the UK, and Geneva, Switzerland. Since the pandemic, my work has moved fully online, allowing me to support individuals across continents and cultures.

Over 20,000 hours of practice — still learning.

From both personal and professional experience, I have observed that beneath cultural differences, life circumstances, and personal stories, most human suffering circles the same quiet questions:
Am I enough?
Will I be loved?

These questions often arise when we feel disconnected from our deeper nature — however each individual understands that connection. Whether one sees themselves as a spiritual being having a human experience, a human exploring meaning, or somewhere in between, the invitation is the same: to return inward.

Intuition has been my guiding compass throughout my life and remains central in my work. It allows for deep attunement, presence, and empathic understanding. I practice in alignment with the ethical frameworks of the BACP, EAC, and the International Federation of Coaching (IFC), ensuring a safe, respectful, and professional service.

I am spiritual by nature — not religious. For me, spirituality means recognising myself as part of life itself: whether one names that as God, Nature, the Universe, Source, or simply Love. There is no separation.

I welcome all walks of life into my practice with the intention to serve — not to change anyone — but to support reconnection, clarity, and wholeness.

My roles as counsellor, psychotherapist, and coach are not merely professions to me.
They are expressions of who I am.

This is the work I was born to do.