From my early teens, I struggled with what was diagnosed at the time as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Looking back now, I understand that my nervous system was largely in a freeze response — overwhelmed, exhausted, and stuck.

At 17, I was diagnosed with Clinical Depression and prescribed antidepressants. My symptoms intensified around my period — to the point that I would miss up to two weeks of school each month. I now recognise that what I was experiencing would likely have been diagnosed as PMDD if it had been widely known back then.

Beneath all of this was a painful belief that I was “a burden” — a childhood trauma imprint that shaped how I saw myself and my place in the world. There were moments I didn’t want to be here and I experienced suicide ideation.

Alongside this was a deeper unconscious belief that I was somehow "bad" or faulty — a core belief I now see at the root of Depression and freeze-responses.
Searching for meaning — and a way to feel significant — I went to Medical School. I studied at the University of Pécs Medical School in Hungary, and later Dentistry at the University of the Basque Country in Spain.

Yet even as I studied the physiology and biochemistry of the body, I felt there was something missing — a deeper force beneath these physical processes. I kept asking: why? What is driving this from underneath?

The turning point came years later, during one of the most destabilising moments of my life: becoming a single mother while pregnant. Shortly after their father stopped child support. In that breakdown, I found a breakthrough. In my desperation, I began to study the subconscious mind and the nervous system — and everything changed.

As I healed my own childhood trauma and replaced limiting beliefs with empowering ones, my perception cleared and I could finally feel into the vocation I had always been meant to have.

I realised I had never truly wanted to be a dentist because of teeth — I wanted to free people from pain and fear. As a child, I had been terrified of the dentist, and I never wanted anyone else to suffer the way I had. My true calling has always been to help people feel safe, empowered, and free.

Today, I work at the level of the subconscious to help women heal at the deepest level — transforming the beliefs that shape their emotions, their bodies, and their lives.

If I could do it, you absolutely can too.