About Me

From Boardrooms to Balance

For many years, I thrived in the fast-paced world of corporate leadership. I was managing teams, driving strategy, and building a life that, on the surface, looked like success. But beneath the glitter, my body was telling a different story.

I was diagnosed with endometriosis — a condition that brought constant pain, exhaustion, and a prognosis I couldn’t accept: hormone therapy until menopause and a likely chance of not having children. I felt helpless, disoriented, and let down by the only system I thought could fix me. Healthcare.

Refusing to settle for a lifetime of pain and medication, I began to heal myself through mindful nutrition, herbal medicine, and movement practices that supported both my physical and emotional well-being. Gradually, the pain began to ease. The symptoms lessened. And in time — I fully reversed the condition. No more medications. No more pain. Just health, clarity, and the deep knowing that true healing is possible.

This journey of self-healing led me to discover Ayurveda — an ancient system of medicine that felt like it had been waiting for me all along. It didn’t just give me answers; it offered an entirely new lens through which to see my body, mind, and life. I felt deeply drawn to its wisdom — not just to apply it, but to truly live it.

While still working in the corporate world, I began studying Ayurveda in the evenings and on weekends, slowly integrating its principles into my daily life. What started as a personal pursuit gradually became something more: a calling.

Now, I’m taking a leap of faith — stepping away from my corporate career to fully dedicate myself to becoming an Ayurvedic doctor and supporting others on their healing journeys.

I share my story not only to inspire those feeling stuck in careers that no longer reflect who they are, but also to empower those living with chronic symptoms, unexplained pain, or the quiet frustration of feeling unseen in conventional care.

Because this journey isn’t just about healing the body — it’s about remembering who you are. And if you’re feeling misaligned, unheard, or uncertain about your next step, I hope my path helps you reconnect with your own.