Through my integrative psychology foundation as a Vedic Counselor, I provide personalized guidance that weaves together the most appropriate elements from these various disciples & traditions, creating a unique healing journey tailored to individual constitution, life circumstances, & spiritual aspirations.

The journey of Yoga is endless, and its depths are infinite. While the current, widespread availability of the physical practice of Yoga has opened doors for many to experience Yoga o a surface level, it has simultaneously led to a dilution of its profound essence.

Through years of working with clients, I've come to see depression not just as a condition to be cured, but as an opportunity for transformation. By understanding it through the dual lens of biological & psychological dosha profiles, we can create a healing experience that honors the whole person, mind | body | spirit.

By understanding depression through the lens of Vikriti and approaching cooking as a healing practice, we can begin to restore balance to mind | body | soul. This integrated approach to cooking becomes not just a means of sustenance, but a pathway back to wholeness.

As a Vedic Counselor, I've observed that true wellness stems from a deep understanding of one's fundamental nature. While traditional Ayurvedic constitution analysis has provided invaluable insights for centuries, I've developed a unique approach that delves deeper into both the biological & psychological aspects of an individual's Being.

Each lineage of Yoga Āsana (the physical practice of Yoga postures) offers a unique approach to the mind | body | spirit connection.

Mabon stands as a celebration of The Autumn Equinox and the balance between light & darkness. In the context of Self Work, Mabon holds great spiritual significance for personal growth & ascension, being recognized as a time of deep reflection, gratitude, and alignment with the rhythms of nature.

Ashtanga Yoga / The Eight Limbed Path offers a profound roadmap for Self-realization & spiritual growth. As one navigates this path with integrity & dedication, one uncovers the true essence of Yoga – a transformative journey towards inner peace, Self-awareness, and union with the divine.

Developing an Integral Yoga practice is a deeply personal & transformative journey that requires dedication, Self-discipline, and a genuine desire for Self-realization. By embracing the true essence of Yoga, incorporating its teachings into daily life, and committing to an aligned path, seekers can embark on a journey of attaining optimal well-Being, inner growth, and Self-realization.

By addressing codependency through this holistic Vedic approach, you can break free from the cycle and experience profound transformation

As a Vedic Counselor specializing in Mental Health, I offer support & guidance to teenagers aged 13 to 17 and their parents.

Navigating the transition from adolescence to adulthood was filled with uncertainty, Self-discovery, and moments of deep introspection.

From a Vedic perspective, codependency is the manifestation of imbalances in the mind, body, and spirit, and requires a multifaceted approach to healing & recovery.

The wisdom of Vedic traditions underscores the profound connection between one’s daily habits and the state of one’s mental & emotional health. By embracing mindfulness in one’s choices, routines, and interactions, one creates a nurturing foundation for inner peace & balance.

With its increasing popularity, the essence & original purpose of Yoga have become diluted, leading to it’s westernization & dilution to a surface level, physical practice. This has resulted in the loss of some of its spiritual & cultural significance, and the emergence of a commercialized & superficial version of Yoga.

Being a true, integral Yoga teacher requires a deep commitment to personal practice, a thorough understanding of Yoga philosophy, authenticity, continuous learning, mindfulness, and an individualized approach.

Deep within each of us lies a unique path, a sacred journey towards Self-discovery, alignment, and fulfillment.

The Vedas have given rise to a variety of schools of thought that offer unique perspectives on life, spirituality, and mental health. Each school of thought emphasizes the importance of Self-knowledge, Self-realization, and Self-discipline in achieving mental health.