My journey to becoming a Spinal Flow Practitioner began with my own body.

From an early age, I lived with a severe double scoliosis. As a teenager, I was told that my spine would continue to deteriorate, that chronic pain was inevitable, and that I would likely face a future of injections, strong pain medication, not be able to carry children and be in a wheelchair by the age of 40. Those words stayed with me, but deep down, something in me knew there had to be another way.

Rather than accepting a lifetime of dependency on medication, I chose to begin my own healing journey in my 30s. Over many years, I explored the mind–body connection, nervous system regulation, somatic healing, and energy-based practices. This path wasn’t just physical, it was emotional, energetic, and deeply personal. I began to understand that the body doesn’t only store pain from injury, but also from stress, trauma, and unexpressed emotion.

Despite everything I tried, there was still a missing piece until I discovered Spinal Flow.

From my very first experience, something shifted. I felt my nervous system soften, my body begin to unwind, and a sense of safety I had never truly known. Within only five Spinal Flow sessions, I experienced profound changes in my physical comfort, a big shift in my scoliosis and posture, emotional resilience, and relationship with my body. This work became the bridge between everything I had been searching for.

Spinal Flow didn’t just change how my body felt, it changed how I lived inside my body.

This experience ignited a calling within me. I trained as a certified Spinal Flow Practitioner, including training in Barcelona directly with Dr Carli Axford, the founder of Spinal Flow, so I could offer others the same level of support, hope, and reconnection that I had found. Today, my work is rooted not only in professional training, but lived experience. I understand pain, fear, and frustration and I also understand the body’s incredible ability to soften, release, and transform when given the right support.

My mission is simple: to create a safe, nurturing space where your nervous system can relax, your body can release what it’s been carrying, and you can reconnect with a sense of balance, trust, and inner strength.

Healing is not about forcing change it’s about allowing the body to remember how to feel safe again.