I’m deeply passionate about bringing the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda to Sydney. A core part of my offering is rooted in the art of subtle and nurturing touch. In today’s world, many of us are touch-deprived. We crave the simple comfort of safe, grounded contact. Even mothers who feel “touched out” often find deep rest in this kind of care, where they are held without demand. As we spend more time in digital spaces, genuine human connection is more vital than ever.

As a bodyworker, I also make it a priority to receive regular treatments myself. For me, bodywork is not a luxury- it’s essential nourishment.

My journey began when I discovered the healing power of touch. It had always been important in my relationships, but I came to understand it as a true healing modality. Around this time, I was also initiated into Vedic Meditation and introduced to Ayurveda, its sister science. It began with a consultation with my now-teacher Dylan Smith of Vital Veda, and a deep dive into Ayurvedic nutrition. That sparked the beginning of what would become my path.

I had been curious about becoming a bodyworker, but as soon as I stepped into Ayurvedic Bodywork, it became clear: this is what nature intended for me. In 2022, I travelled through India and Sri Lanka, immersing myself in Ayurveda, Reiki, and Yoga. Since then, I’ve completed multiple Ayurvedic trainings, learning from a range of teachers- from Abhyanga massage and treatments to advanced Ayurvedic knowledge.

In January 2024, I officially launched my clinic. Since then, I’ve welcomed friends, family, and the wider Bondi and Newtown communities into this space of healing. It has been powerful, humbling, and dharmic—to share what I love and witness the impact it makes.

In the same year, I had the joy of bringing this work to wellness festivals, music festivals, women’s retreats, and Ayurvedic retreats, further deepening my purpose and connection to this tradition.

This year and the years to come, will see Satya Space serve postpartum mothers, expand into a new Ayurvedic treatment offerings and continue to serve into the need of the time and my community.