My Journey

I didn’t arrive at this work through one path—I followed many threads. I’ve always been a watcher, a questioner, someone who needed to understand what was underneath the surface. That instinct led me through psychology, mythology, dance, motherhood, and spiritual study—not in neat stages, but in loops and spirals. I didn’t just study theory; I lived it.

I began as a dancer and teacher, trained in classical ballet and deeply influenced by the musical and narrative power of movement. Over time, I became less interested in performance and more drawn to what was happening underneath—how movement could become a doorway into presence, memory, and healing. This shifted my approach from technique-driven instruction to what I now call Embodied Threads: a devotional, somatic-based ballet curriculum that honors the inner experience as much as the outer form.

Parallel to that journey, I became a mother. Parenting broke me open in both humbling and holy ways. It demanded I revisit my own childhood, re-parent myself, and begin to see development not as a race, but as a sacred unfolding. I discovered Waldorf education and began studying Rudolf Steiner’s work on the seven-year cycles of soul development. His reverence for childhood confirmed what I had always felt but never had language for. This became the foundation of Enchanted Threads, my Waldorf-inspired curriculum rooted in rhythm, imagination, and soul presence.

At the same time, I returned to school to formally study psychology, with a focus on child development, trauma, and somatic theory. I trained in counseling and therapeutic modalities that integrate the body, the nervous system, and emotional healing. I began weaving in astrology—not as prediction, but as a symbolic language for remembering the soul's path. Jung, Campbell, and Steiner became my companions. Their work helped me see that myth, psyche, and movement tell the same story.

Over the years, I developed what I now call the Infinite Threads framework, grounded in the philosophy of Zero and One: the dance between presence and becoming, collective and individual, soul and structure. This framework now shapes everything I do—from guiding adults through inner child work, to creating sacred classrooms for children, to offering astrology readings as mythic maps of memory and potential.

This isn’t just a profession for me. It’s a practice. A devotion. A slow remembering of what we already carry.