Dance has always been my lifeline—my way to survive, pray, express, and heal. I was born in Kansas City, Missouri, a cradle of jazz and soul. My parents were artists and free dancers. My US-born father, a jazz musician and Latin dance instructor, and my British mother, a devoted Beatles fan and keeper of the ancient magic of the British Isles, filled our home with music, creativity, and movement.

From dancing to funk and disco as a teen to discovering the soulful power of bellydance in my 20s, my dance journey has been one of personal rebirth. Bellydance gave me a language to reclaim my body from trauma and feel proud of my strength and sensuality. It became the root of my style—natural, feminine, fierce, and fluid.

I turn everyday movement into expressive dance—infusing strength training, somatic awareness, and emotion. Nature is my studio; I often dance and choreograph outdoors, letting the earth and sky guide me. Whether alone in the woods or onstage at a healing conference, dance is my prayer and offering.

As a choreographer, I draw from personal healing and intuitive exploration. My work has been featured at mental health events, women’s wellness programs, and creative performance venues.

Dance isn’t just performance—it’s how I live.