My path has been one of remembering.

My work weaves together a natural evolution of lifelong study and lived experiences that have guided my path: Vedic astrology, yogic wisdom and depth psychology. At the heart of all three is the same movement — a return to Nature, what is authentic, and a remembering of who we are beneath our conditioning.

Nature has been my constant teacher. As a child who moved more times than anyone I know, the forest was where I found belonging. That early relationship with Nature and Spirit became the foundation of everything I now offer with Wolf Hollow.

A call from within took me to India, where I lived and studied in the Himalayas — immersing myself in kriya and tantric practice, meditation, and yoga as the science of consciousness. I went on to teach yoga, co-run a yoga school, and receive a Masters certification in Yoga, and I have facilitated healing retreats in Costa Rica, Iceland, and along the West Coast of British Columbia.

In India I also studied Vedic Astrology — the science of light. I came to understand astrology not as a predictive tool, but as a mirror: a language that helps us remember who we are. A birth chart can illuminate our patterns and shadows, but also our gifts and deeper nature.

My studies in depth psychology brought another thread — the psyche's journey toward wholeness, what Jung called individuation, and its striking parallels with the yogic path of self-realization.

I don't believe healing is about fixing what is broken. It is a lifelong process of remembering, rewilding and reintegrating our innate wholeness. Sometimes the psyche speaks through dreams, symbols and synchronicities. Sometimes a birth chart reveals a pattern we have lived inside without ever seeing clearly. And sometimes, beneath all of it, the heart whispers… there is more of me here.

This is the work I offer: a sacred space to look deeply, to question what you have been taught about who you are, to reconnect with Nature as you are, and to listen for the deeper truth beneath it all. Becoming authentically who we are may be the most radical thing a human being can do — and the privilege of a lifetime. 

 It is a path I continue to walk myself.