I am a learning designer, somatic coach, and facilitator working at the intersections of intimacy, justice, and systemic transformation.

My background in anthropological research, learning design, and embodied social justice shapes the way I create practice-grounds where bodies are honored as sites of wisdom, resistance, and reimagining. My work is devoted to unlearning the inherited scripts of dominance ( patriarchy, heteronormativity, extractivism ) that shape how we relate!

Trained in trauma-informed somatic modalities, embodied consent, and political education, I design learning spaces that are both tender and disruptive. Through courses, workshops, and 1:1 sessions, I invite people to re-inhabit the body and the collective as places of pleasure, care, and systemic change.

My practice is influenced by decolonial feminisms, somatic abolitionism, and the radical legacies of pleasure activism. Whether mentoring change-makers, facilitating organizational learning, or guiding collective experiments, I believe the intimate is political — and that new worlds are rehearsed through the body.