
Helping cancer survivors rediscover who they are after treatment —
finding clarity, rebuilding identity, and feeling at home in themselves again.
My background combines Business Psychology with a Master's in Psychotherapy. Over five years, I've worked with people navigating life's most disorienting transitions — moments when the life you knew no longer fits, and the new one hasn't taken shape yet.
Cancer survivorship is one of the most profound versions of that experience. Treatment ends, and the world expects you to return to normal, but you're not the same person who received that diagnosis. The body has changed. Priorities have shifted. Relationships look different. And yet there's rarely a clear space to process any of it.
That gap between surviving and truly living is exactly where I want to show up for you.
My approach is integrative: I follow you, not a script. Real healing happens in genuine relationship — with your feelings, your body, and someone who is truly present.
You've already done something incredibly hard. Rebuilding a life that actually feels like yours — you don't have to do that alone.