Originally from southeastern Quebec, I grew up on a sugar bush farm surrounded by nature, family, and a deep sense of freedom. My childhood was spent outside—swimming, kayaking, building forts in the woods, making homemade films, and exploring life through movement, imagination, and land.

From a young age, I felt a strong connection to nature, ancestral roots, and the stories carried through land and lineage. Much of my early curiosity was drawn toward the Wild West, Indigenous histories, and understanding my own Abenaki and Celtic ancestry. Travel became a way of deepening this inquiry—both outward into the world, and inward into myself.

In 2012, I backpacked across Europe, moving through 13 countries over 3 months. That journey marked a turning point in my life, expanding my sense of self, resilience, and connection to lived experience through immersion, simplicity, and direct relationship with life.

Over the years, my path naturally led me into hands-on, earth-based creative work. I began working with drums, flutes, and natural materials—learning how to shape, build, and listen through craft. What started in a workshop evolved into facilitating drum-making spaces, traveling across Quebec, and sharing creative practice in community settings, including with Indigenous communities.

This connection to earth-based creativity has remained a consistent thread in my life—working with hides, leather, plants, and natural materials, while staying close to land-based ways of learning and being.

Alongside this, I have studied and continue to deepen my training in body-based and therapeutic modalities, including reflexology, craniosacral therapy, massage, and somatic emotional release work. My focus has always been on understanding the connection between body, emotion, and nervous system—and how healing can happen through presence, touch, and awareness.

In 2021, I spent time in northern Manitoba working as a wildlife and polar bear tour guide with Churchill Wild, including time along the Hudson Bay coast and at Seal River Heritage Lodge. Living and working in such a raw, powerful environment deepened my respect for land, silence, and the intelligence of nature.

Since 2023, I have been based in Alberta, where my life continues to be shaped by relationship—with land, community, and ongoing learning. My path has deepened into grounding, embodiment, and living in closer alignment with nature, creativity, and simplicity.

Today, my work is rooted in holding space for others to reconnect with themselves through nature, nervous system awareness, and embodied presence. I bring together lived experience, hands-on earth connection, and somatic understanding to support people in slowing down, softening, and returning to what is essential.

My greatest devotion is to presence—to life as it is—and to creating spaces where others can feel safe enough to return to themselves.