I didn’t get into this work out of the kindness of my heart.
I have a deep curiosity about consciousness, existence, and what shapes my experience of life — and for a long time, that curiosity was personal. I wasn’t trying to help anyone else. I was trying to understand why, despite everything I knew about myself, I still felt stuck.

After decades of analyzing my past, my parents, my behaviors - and having many brilliant insights - it became clear that many things still weren’t changing. Something felt rooted in my identity that kept me stuck, scared, unsatisfied. No matter how much I understood my patterns, they had a way of pulling me back.

I came to hypnosis hoping it would fix everything — that I could shut out my own mind and let someone else program in all the things I knew I wanted to believe.

It turned out to be a more interesting journey than that.

Hypnosis didn’t turn me into someone else. It helped me stop trying to Frankenstein myself together and start reconnecting with who I already was underneath all the noise. It is simple, but profound. It’s allowed me to change and grow in ways that overanalyzing myself never could.

I do this work because I am endlessly fascinated by our capacity to change — because I believe we are all mirrors for each other, and when one of us shifts, it ripples outward.

This work gives me a profound appreciation for the intelligence, power, and freedom we are all capable of. It’s a mystery with no final answer — only deeper layers to explore.

I love that.
I love to learn.
I love witnessing the wisdom of others.

And it’s an honor to walk alongside people as they meet themselves in new ways.