I'm a parent, a teacher, and someone who has sat exactly where you are now
My background
I spent over 20 years in education as a primary school teacher. I worked with hundreds of children - watched them thrive, struggle, shut down, and open up. I learned a great deal about how children develop, what they need, and what gets in the way.
But it wasn't until I became a parent myself that I truly understood how hard this is. Because knowing the theory and living it, in your own home, with your own child, with all your own history - that's a completely different thing.
There were moments I wasn't proud of. Moments I lost my calm, doubted myself, or felt like I was failing the very thing I'd spent my career preparing for. That experience changed the direction of my work.
Why I became a parent coach
I trained as a conscious parenting coach with the JAI Institute for Parenting - one of the most respected training programmes in this field. That training, combined with my background in education and child development, shapes everything I do.
I work at the intersection of attachment science, nervous system awareness, and real family life. Not idealised parenting. Not scripts and strategies that fall apart the moment your child has a meltdown in a supermarket. Real, grounded support that meets you where you actually are.
I'm based in the UAE and work with parents here in Dubai and across the Gulf - as well as online with families around the world.
What I believe
You don't need to be a perfect parent. You need to be a present one. And you deserve support to get there — without shame, without scripts, and without being told you're doing it wrong.
My approach is not about fixing your child. It's about strengthening you - your confidence, your calm, your capacity to stay grounded even when things are hard.
This work is honest, warm, and practical. I'll never give you advice I wouldn't give a close friend.
A little more about me
Outside of my work, I'm a mum navigating the same beautiful, messy reality as you. I live in the UAE - a cold-weather girl who has somehow made a life in the heat. I believe in repair over perfection, honest conversations over polished ones, and the idea that the most important thing you can do for your child is to do your own work.

