my story

My journey into this work began with a rupture: the end of a long-term relationship that opened a deep process of questioning how I relate, communicate, and inhabit myself.

That experience led me into feminist activism and a wider exploration of relational practices such as non-violent communication, the Wheel of Consent, BDSM, Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness, and a deeper connection with nature. From there, a strong desire emerged to relate in a more authentic, conscious, and free way, beyond normative scripts.

Over time, my understanding of desire expanded beyond genital-focused sexuality into something more subtle and wide: the energetic, the sensual, the embodied, and the non-goal-oriented. I am particularly interested in how presence and awareness can transform the way we experience intimacy and connection.

In recent years, I have been moving through my own healing process around sexuality and trauma. Training as a Somatic Intimacy Coach is both part of that ongoing process and the way I now accompany others.

Who I am

I identify as a queer BIPoC person and bring my background in Social Work, which shaped my understanding of how systems such as patriarchy, capitalism, and trauma live in the body and shape our ways of relating.

Alongside this, body expression have been a constant thread in my life. With a background in contemporary dance, improvisation, and somatic practices, I have been exploring embodied movement for over 8 years through classes, retreats and community projects.

For me, movement is one of the most direct ways of accessing what words cannot always reach. It has shaped how I understand the body: not as something to perform or fix, but as something to listen to, inhabit, and learn from.

As a Somatic Intimacy & Embodiment Coach, I bring all of this together. I create trauma-sensitive, consent-based spaces where you can slow down, explore, and reconnect with your body, desire, boundaries, emotions, and vitality in a grounded and embodied way.