What drives me is helping people come home to themselves – by releasing survival mode and returning to inner freedom

Since I was little, I’ve been drawn to the deeper side of being human – what shapes and drives us, how we grow, how we relate to each other as well as the unseen part of life. Already in school I loved books such as the Alchemist as well as self-help and psychology books, but life took me to university to study law instead.

For a while, I worked at one of Estonia’s top law firms. That experience gave me a strong foundation in discipline, structure, and accountability – but it also revealed something else: that the high-pressure constant striving for perfection didn’t align with my deeper values or nature. The more I got to know myself, the clearer it became that inner balance, personal freedom, and meaningful use of our strengths are just as essential as performance.

While still working in law, I began to explore self-development more deeply – through breathwork, body-based healing, and trauma-informed methods. These practices helped me recognize unconscious patterns rooted in childhood, and gradually shift from survival mode into greater presence, ease, and self-connection. The more I healed, the more I felt called to help others do the same.

Today, I bridge two worlds. On one side – analytical, grounded legal thinking. On the other – deep empathy, intuition, and space-holding through transformational work. I support people – especially women with high sensitivity and inner depth – in returning to themselves, releasing old patterns, and creating lives that feel truly their own.

I believe growth doesn’t have to come through burnout. When we create space for self-awareness, we begin to move toward inner freedom. Whether through law, personal development, or simply conscious presence – my path is about uniting those worlds, and from that place, true transformation happens.