I have over two decades of experience studying liberation, mindfulness, and wellbeing. I was born in Paris and lived in France until I moved to the United States to study feminist and queer theory, earning a PhD in those fields from Duke University. While working as a professor at Georgetown University and the Maryland Institute College of Art, I began meditating and exploring mindfulness, movement, somatics, communication, and relationship health as additional vehicles of transformation. I bring all of this knowledge and experience to partner with my clients in a supportive and thought-provoking collaboration, helping them figure out what being free and living an authentic, joyful, meaningful life looks like for them, and how to get there. I hold them accountable for their progress, working through resistances or challenges as they arise, facilitate new insights, and provide effective tools. I see this work as world-making—one that benefits my clients but also contributes to reknitting the fabric of our shared world.