Over the years, my path has unfolded into a multidisciplinary 
body of work.

Some know me as a doula & birthkeeper; 
others as a yoga & meditation teacher, forest therapy guide, ceremonialist,
movement artist, singer, facilitator, youth worker or therapeutic companion.

The branches are many, but the trunk is one.

Each service grows from the same foundation & devotion: 
helping us remember who we are, reconnect with what is essential 
& live in deeper relationship with ourselves, each other, the Earth, 
the Sacred.

Deeply curious & fascinated by the human experience, 
I've spent more than a decade walking a path of searching, 
remembering & returning home, piecing together the fragments of my being, 
weaving them into a greater sense of wholeness & learning to hold 
that wholeness with presence.

Since early childhood, I carried a sensitivity that rarely felt like it had 
a place in this world.

Growing up as a child of Persian parents in Norway,
 I often found myself navigating between different cultures, 
expectations, ways of being & ways of belonging.
I gradually learned to suppress parts 
of myself in order to fit in & protect myself.

Over time, the strategies created distance between who I was & who 
I believed I needed to be.

My journey back home has been anything but straightforward 
or simple;  a wild ride through strong currents and stormy seas,
 driven by an unshakable longing to understand, feel whole & to live in deeper alignment with my essence.

Before this chapter of my life, I worked as an urban dancer, performer, teacher & choreographer.
Ironically, I spent years using my body while also being deeply disconnected from it.

My body spoke to me, but I didn't know how to listen.

As life unfolded I became aware of the ways I had learned to disconnect from myself in order to cope. That realiz I found myself increasingly drawn toward my spirituality which led me into a profound exploration of life beyond what could be seen.the door to a profound exploration of my spirituality & the unseen dimensions of life.

I immersed myself in meditation, yogic practice, prayer, ceremony, and years of learning alongside wisdom keepers, indigenous traditions and master plant teachers from different parts of the world; searching for a way of experiencing deeper relationship with life itself.

As meaningful as that journey has been & continues to be,
there came a point where I also realised I had dived so deep into 
the multidimensional realms of Spirit,
 that I lost some of my grounding in my body.

The real work became learning to bridge the two.

Through breath, movement, the embrace of the forest, the sound of my own voice opening, silence, prayer, somatic healing, selfless service & the ordinary moments of everyday life, I slowly began finding my way again.

Although I've been blessed with extraordinary teachers along the way, there were many moments when I longed for someone who could simply walk beside me & guide me through those transitions.

The support I offer today is that support I once longed for.

I love accompanying the miracle of pregnancy & physical birth & support the profound transformation that unfolds as a child enters the world.

 But I also feel deeply called to accompany the many inner births we experience throughout life: the painful, beautiful process of shedding old identities 
& remembering who we already are beneath conditioning, fear & survival.

I've come to understand that healing is less about becoming someone new
 & more about returning to what has always been true.

Every time someone reconnects with their body, their truth & their place within the greater web of life, something in all of us heals & remembers.

Today, my work continues to evolve, just as I do.

I still dance whenever music moves me. I still travel great distances to learn from people, places & traditions that
 carry ancient wisdom and a deep relationship with the Earth.

I sing when my heart is open & the channel feels alive.

And I continue to find myself humbled by the miracle of birth,
 by birdsong at sunrise, by genuine encounters between people & by the quiet moments that remind me we belong to one another, to the living Earth & to Life itself.

The branches continue to grow, but the trunk remains the same.
Above all, I remain a humble student of the great Mystery that is Life.