When I graduated in Dentistry at 21, I was proud of my achievement, yet something felt missing. Each day, as I returned home from work, I sensed an unfulfilled longing. However, after completing my master’s in Orthodontics, I finally felt aligned with my true passion. Orthodontics, with its beautiful fusion of art and science, became my calling. I immersed myself in the field, dedicating over a decade to teaching Dentistry at the university and running my own office. Then, life took an unexpected turn—I moved to Canada and faced the challenges of being an immigrant, including prejudice. I was denied acceptance into the department required for my credentials, with someone stating, "She doesn’t fit the North American profile to be in my department." That single sentence became a defining barrier in my professional journey. In 2018, I lost my mother, a profound grief that, combined with my career setback, shook the very foundation of my world. To process my pain, I turned inward—shifting from logic to intuition, from structure to creativity. In this journey, I uncovered hidden parts of myself and embraced a more holistic approach to healing. Now, I feel called to help others embark on their own journeys of self-discovery—guiding them from where they are to where they truly want to be. My focus has expanded beyond physical healing to a holistic path that integrates the mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of well-being through Breathwork. I am supported in this mission by my Master’s in Science in Consciousness, Spirituality & Transpersonal Psychology, my certification in NeuroDynamic Breathwork (NDB®), as well as my life path.