Coach, Energy Healer, Entrepreneur, Event Coordinator, Holistic Therapist, Musician & Yoga Teacher

After finishing my studies, I set off on my bike toward Sweden and toward myself. Carrying a strong feeling that something was not right and not in place, I knew I needed to make a move.
So I left the familiar behind and embarked on a journey into the unknown, without knowing if I’d ever return.

That journey led me through many countries — Sweden, France, Italy, Portugal, Spain & Catalunya — and even more inner landscapes.

Shedding away layers of who I thought I had to be, I began to listen to my inner voice, the voice of my heart and soul. What I essentially found was what I had been searching for all along: truth, love, and an unshakable connection to life itself.

Music, writing, creating centering, heart-opening gatherings and accompanying others on their journey to break free became my language — ways to serve something greater than myself.

My journey brought me into profound communion with nature and allowed me to walk alongsige wise teachers from various wisdom traditions from all around the world— the shamanic teachings of the Q’ero, the path of Yoga, Mysticism and much more.

Through the guidance of teachers from diverse traditions, various programs as well as my own studies and experiences, I came to recognize my calling as a healer. Along this path, I have had the honor of supporting many people in their own journeys of transformation, offering my presence, knowledge, and heart to those seeking deeper connection and healing, which is what I am more and more devoting my being to.

Today, my work is primarily centered around 1:1 sessions, as well as group settings where I facilitate various workshops and offer Earth medicine—particularly cacao. As a facilitator, musician, and co-founder of The Hearts of the Earth, I create experiences that reconnect us with the simple, sacred knowing that we already belong.

Everything I share through Calling You Home is rooted in my own lived path — a path of shedding, remembering, and returning.
What I’ve learned is simple to understand, yet sometimes difficult to embody: freedom doesn’t come from running away from life, but from meeting it — fully, honestly, with an open heart.