I don't just help with thresholds. I am a threshold.
I've lived between worlds my entire life—and survival required learning to read what's underneath.
This isn't a technique I learned. This is lineage work.
I come from threshold-walkers—immigrants, survivors, people who've had to read between languages and cultures to survive. Great-grandparents fleeing pogroms. My mother leaving Brazil at 19, moving to Geneva at 36. Me moving to Geneva at 6, learning French by 7, losing my American accent in my native English.
I grew up immersed in Gurdjieff's 4th Way communities—trained in self-observation and seeing unconscious patterns before I had words for what I was doing. My Brazilian lineage includes Afro-Brazilian spiritual traditions. I was identified as a daughter of Young Iemanjá (emotional depth, holding through transformation) and Oxaguiã (cutting through to truth), with Vovó (grandmother wisdom) guiding me.
My third eye opened during Vipassana in 2016. For years, I suspended disbelief around isolated incidents—tarot readers, energy workers, spiritual practitioners all telling me the same thing. Then in more recent years, more and more in the last 12 months, the message became impossible to ignore: you're psychic.
So I did something about it.
I've spent years learning the difference between relationships that can transform and relationships that are complete. I know when to stay and when to go. I know the difference between CAN'T YET and WON'T EVER. I learned this through lived experience—years of trying to repair what couldn't be repaired, and years of doing the work that actually could shift.
My background includes hypnosis, NLP, mediation, timeline work, Zegg Forum facilitation, and years of sitting with people in moments where their old ways of being no longer fit.
But what matters more than technique is this: I learned to read underneath because I had to. And I've done the relational work on myself that I now hold for others.
