Hi there,

For years, I believed that building a career in the mental and emotional health field - as a therapist or coach - was out of reach for me. Like many, I thought life was about getting a job to pay the bills - if there was any time or energy left for what truly made me happy, that was just a bonus.​ ​

 

This mindset is something I see often in my clients' lives. It’s the result of outdated mental patterns - deep-rooted beliefs passed down through time. Our ancestors didn’t always have the luxury of pursuing what they loved. "Who do you think you are?" to pursue something that deeply fulfills you, serves others and makes money was the usual reaction to ideas of self-fulfilment and finding your voice or passion. 

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No wonder I didn't have any idea how to find out what I wanted and how to get there, as well as no motivation to reach those goals, thanks to the "I won't succeed" and "even if I do, I will be ridicuouled and judged" looping in my mind.

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Moving abroad - to Germany and then, to Australia - loosened the negative self-belief, and funny enough, my husband deciding to commit to his passion inspired me to find mine. So, I dove into online courses and qualifications from natural herbal medicine, aromatherapy to psychology and conscious parenting courses, to find out what truly resonates with what and who I want to become. 

 

This (and pregnancy) lead me to hypnosis - I realized that I can no longer imitate living a great life as there will be a little person watching every step of mine, spotting when I'm faking or sabotaging it, so it was time to properly commit. I became a hypnotherapist, a mother and moved to a farm (huge lifestyle change for a city girl) within 2 years and since then offering support to women in person and in the virtual space. 

 

The efficiency and practicality of hypnosis suited our lifestyle - the rapid and profound breakthroughs and on-going support in the form of recorded hypnosis audios proved to be the most efficient way to change my life and the lives of many others. 

 

Most of my clients were dealing with  issues around confidence, motivation, and self-esteem, especially beginner entrepreneurs and new mothers finding their rhythm. Silencing that inner critic quickly became one of the most powerful parts of my work.

 

I also work with women experiencing perimenopause- and menopause-related symptoms, as most of my clients are between 35 and 50. Overlapping challenges like stress, subconscious blocks, and habit changes can significantly ease negative symptoms. I completed a course focused on perimenopause and menopause to make sure I have relevant and up-to-date information on what my clients may be going through and experience physically, mentally and emotionally (menopause is a whole-body, whole-mind overhaul as well as a life upgrade, usually).
 

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