I grew up feeling like I didn’t belong—not at home, not in my body, and not in the world.

Told that my birth mother died during childbirth, I later learned the truth from a family friend that she was alive when I was around 11 or 12.

That revelation stirred something I didn’t yet have words for—just a fire, a rebellion, and a deep ache to feel seen.

I became the Korean girl who broke the rules. Who partied, ran away, and tried on different versions of herself in hopes that one would finally feel like home.

From corporate jobs to nightclubs and bars, I chased freedom, connection, and acceptance in all the places I was taught to look.

But beneath it all was a quieter call.
A deeper truth I could no longer ignore.

That call led me to leave the corporate world and become a personal trainer. And that was just the beginning.

The body became my first portal into healing.
It invited me into presence—into feeling what I had spent a lifetime avoiding.

As I softened into the discomfort, I began to unravel the stories I had inherited:
What it meant to be a woman. A Korean woman. A daughter. A single mother.
Stories that told me to stay small, perform, survive, and sacrifice myself to be worthy.

I didn’t just “learn” how to heal. I lived through it.
Not by outsourcing my healing—but by returning to myself, again and again.
Breath by breath. Pattern by pattern.

And while I’ve worked with incredible mentors along the way, the most profound shifts came when I stopped looking for someone to save me, and started trusting what was already inside of me.

Today, I guide women back to that same remembering—through somatic work, breathwork, and energy healing.

My work isn’t about fixing.
It’s about awakening your own wisdom.
It’s about becoming so deeply rooted in your body and truth that you no longer need to be echoed to feel valid.

Because I believe that true community is not built through shared pain alone—but through the courage to feel ourselves fully, and the presence to witness others without trying to fix them.

You don’t need to go far away to find what’s already inside of you.
You don’t need to be mirrored to know you belong.
You are your own sanctuary.

And when you come home to your body, you remember:
You were the magic all along.

And if something inside you feels stirred—if you’re ready to come home to yourself—I invite you to explore my 1:1 mentorship or join one of my future group experiences. They're not about fitting in, but about returning to the truth that you already belong. Schedule your free discovery call here.