From a conventional path...
After completing traditional curriculum of studies at university and business school, I worked for 10 years as a transformation and change management consultant in Paris.
In 2014, looking for a sense of self and purpose after experiencing burnout, I embarked on new adventures. I left everything behind and moved to the Philippines. For 2 years, I worked for an NGO specialized in social entrepreneurship.
This experience in Asia opened up the world to me and allowed me to discover myself. I was able to break free from limiting self-constructs and beliefs. I felt free and alive. I had one desire: to explore the world, the universe, but most importantly, myself.
Upon returning from the Philippines, I decided to align my life with my deep aspirations: I became an entrepreneur and chose a nomadic lifestyle.
...to Self-Awakening
My spiritual journey has led me around the world, in search of questions about myself and life.
I traveled to several countries to study different spiritual practices that resonated with my being: Reiki, Yoga and Meditation, Holotropic Breathwork, Astrology, Shamanic Work and Plant Medicine, Transpersonal Psychology and Coaching, and Transpersonal Hypnosis®.
Some practices had a considerable impact on my transformation and now hold a central place in my life. They now form the basis of the services I offer.
This journey to transcend the boundaries of self has awakened my consciousness and opened the doors of my heart. Transformation happened within, by shifting my perspective. I came home to myself.
A new world emerged, full of magic.
Yoga and Meditation
In 2017, I initially traveled to India and Sri Lanka to deepen my knowledge of Yoga, a discipline I had been practicing since I was a teenager. I became a teacher in Vinyasa and Yin Yoga.
Since then, I have been practicing Yoga daily and teaching in the various countries where I travel or using some techniques during my coaching sessions.
Shamanic work with Plant Medicine
This work had a tremendous impact and holds an essential place in my life.
I have been fortunate to learn from teachers and shamans from various traditions: the Druids in France, the Tubu and Kogi people in Colombia, the Q'eros in the Andes, and the Shipibo-Konibo in the Amazon rainforest in Peru.
Studying plant medicine and especially ayahuasca in the tradition of the Shipibo-Konibo people has been the most significant.
In 2018, I attended my first Ayahuasca retreat in Switzerland, where I felt called to journey to the Amazon jungle. Two months later, I embarked on a journey to Peru!
Since then, I have been working with a shaman, an onanya "the one who holds wisdom" in Shipibo. Every year, for several weeks/months, I undertake a "sama," a plant diet with a tree. This traditional practice is powerful for transformation and healing.
Spiritual Coaching and Hypnosis
After my first plant diet in Peru, I needed more tools to facilitate my integration. I eventually completed a one-year program in Transpersonal Psychology and Coaching in 2020. That was the practical next smallest step that helped me ties the mystical down into pragmatic transformation.
Then, in 2022, I studied Transpersonal Hypnosis®. This training was an amazing gift. It provided me with a range of simple tools to naturally connect with our inner guidance and find our own answers. I am always amazed by the beauty and impact of each session.
Today, offering guidance for transformation
Shaped by all those years of personal inquiry, my intention is to humbly serve and offer guidance to those who seek to transform themselves and live a life more aligned with who they truly are.
I hold space where you can connect more deeply with yourself and come home to yourself.
I humbly share the teachings that have helped me progress on my own path.
I am here to guide you.
Thank you
Infinite gratitude to my Higher Consciousness, all my teachers, guides, family, friends, and Life itself for allowing me to have this experience on Earth.
And thank you for taking the time to read my story and trusting me to support you.
