Strive for harmony, seek the right word.
Be content with nothing but freedom.
Explore, again.

I am fascinated by the interconnections between the body and the mind, between past memories—both inherited and personal—and the present, and between the visible and the invisible. Having been on a journey of self-discovery and the search for meaning for over fifteen years, I have developed an intuitive, embodied, and nuanced approach to coaching.

At age 21, I spent five weeks at an ashram in India, where I was introduced to yoga and meditation—a practice I would later explore more deeply during several Vipassana retreats. Over the years, I’ve explored many paths to healing and self-knowledge; from Jungian psychoanalysis to Taoist practices, from the Tarot of Marseille to astrology, from Ayurveda to foot reflexology, from energy healing (Reiki, qigong, olfactotherapy) to the experience of a traditional Quechua-Lamista plant-based diet. I delved deep into my shadow aspects and my suffering. I turn my innermost self into a laboratory. And all of this, among other things, shapes my perspective, my thinking, and my approach to life and the body today.

Each step is an initiation and a liberation—from conditioning, psychological or energetic blockages, and transgenerational memories. Today, through this intuitive and embodied approach, I guide you as you reveal your true self, ground yourself, and see yourself fully—with love. Because when we walk this path within ourselves, when we reconnect with our unique light, we help create a better world and greater harmony.

Intimate contact with nature inspires me.

A passionate photographer with a master’s degree in environmental management, I seek to shed light on distant and little-known places, on those working toward a more harmonious society, and on nature as it oscillates between splendor and fragility. And through images or words, I authentically share this wonder—or perhaps simply a certain understanding of the world viewed through the lens of enthusiasm. 

For nearly ten years, I documented my travels—snapshots of life abroad—on a blog. Upon my return, to hone my writing skills and perspective, I took several writing workshops at Les Mots in Paris in 2019, as well as a course in reading aloud with Les Livreurs and a course in multimedia journalism at the School Media Maker.

Committed to protecting biodiversity, I have completed several internships and eco-volunteer projects, most often in the marine environment. My first book, *Les promesses suspendues* ( Librinova, 2023), chronicles one of these experiences in Madagascar. From 2018 to 2020, I worked at the National Museum of Natural History on the topic of priority species for conservation, until life took me in a new direction. Because alongside my travel journals, my camera is always with me.

In a world out of balance, I am now exploring the connection between human beings and their natural environment—forgotten in some places, preserved in others (as best they can) by these indigenous peoples who are a source of inspiration.