From corporate leadership to a new way of living.

My professional journey began in Brazil, where I studied Chemical Engineering and built a successful career in the corporate world. Over nearly two decades, I worked my way into senior leadership, eventually becoming a Director of Investor Relations, Media Relations, and Corporate Communications at the most prominent Brazilian group in the early 2000s.

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It was a demanding and rewarding chapter. I developed a strong foundation in strategy, communication, leadership, and navigating complex environments. I was proud of what I had accomplished and the professional life I had built.

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Yet, alongside that career, another part of me had always been searching. Since childhood, I had been fascinated by questions about the universe, consciousness, and the deeper nature of our experience. As a young adult, that curiosity led me toward meditation, spiritual traditions, and eventually yoga.

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For many years, these two worlds existed side by side. I was the analytical, results-driven professional, but I was also a woman exploring a more intuitive and contemplative way of understanding life. Over time, motherhood and my move to the United States gave me space to reconsider what I wanted my next chapter to look like.

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Yoga became an important part of that transition. What began as a personal practice evolved into teaching and eventually building a yoga business. I co-founded a children’s yoga school in Miami, where our team of 15 certified teachers brought yoga and mindfulness to over 600 children and teens each week.

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That experience allowed me to bring my entrepreneurial and leadership background into work that felt deeply meaningful. I was no longer simply exploring a different way of living—I was creating a business around it, developing programs, leading a team, and helping others experience the benefits of practices that had become important in my own life.

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As my work evolved, I became increasingly interested in the patterns that shape how we think, feel, and respond to life. I wanted to understand how to support change beyond the moment of relaxation or awareness. That curiosity eventually led me to clinical and medical hypnotherapy and the complementary approaches that now form part of my practice.

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Today, I see these chapters as connected, not separate. My corporate experience taught me how to build, lead, and navigate change. Yoga taught me to listen more deeply to the body and the present moment. Hypnotherapy gave me another way to explore the patterns that influence our choices and experiences.

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I have lived through questioning an established path, making difficult choices, building something new, and continuing to evolve. I know that transformation is not always simple or linear, and I do not believe there is one formula that works for everyone.