I developed Glandular Fever (M.E.) at 19. It never went away. For 14 years I've lived with chronic illness, mostly bed-ridden. I'm now 33.
At 26, I discovered I also have Autism — specifically Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). Some of my old music: SoundCloud and YouTube.
I don't have much work experience. But I have 14 years of life experience. I've always been good at guiding and inspiring others. That's what I bring.
These are personal wins. My lived experience is what makes me unique.
Went from not being able to watch TV, to reading 20+ pages of heavy classics in a sitting.
Went from a short walk putting me in bed for days, to walking uphill daily and doing pushups and planks.
Cured a year of insomnia. It has never returned.
Healed 12 years of chronic anxiety. I'm human — I still feel anxious sometimes. But the chronic version is gone.
Went from losing every friend I had, to building a solid support system through DBT and practice.
Rebuilt my family relationships from complete breakdown to genuine harmony.
Went from 15+ plates piled in my room (couldn't carry them) to washing dishes and cooking daily.
Went from 10 minutes of music production before crashing, to 2 hours a day — while managing a team, cooking, and starting this practice.
Battled suicidal ideation and deep depression. Found strategies to pull myself out. I'm here to help you find yours — gently, without toxic positivity.