a lifetime of healing
When I was a little girl, I wanted to be an architect or a doctor. From 1999-2006, I studied green buildings, sustainable communities,
and construction management at Stanford. In 2001-02, I took a break from university to explore sustainability in my own life; I attended
massage school and have been practicing bodywork professionally ever since. After finishing my master's degree in civil and environmental
engineering, I worked for a San Francisco residential general contractor as project engineer and green building coordinator for about 3
years. I maintained my bodywork practice by seeing massage clients in the evenings and on weekends, and using my summer vacations to practice
bodywork at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center.
Last year, I immersed myself in permaculture design and nature awareness with an intensive course
through the Regenerative Design Institute. Inspired by the tremendous benefits of permaculture, I decided to quit my day job and re-focus my
professional efforts on healing - in human bodies, communities, and throughout earth's ecosystems. I am honored to use my gifts to facilitate
release and I look forward to working with you!
