I'm an author and storyteller who transforms myth into medicine. My first book, Break the Good Girl Myth (HarperOne, 2020), was featured in the New York Times and Marie Claire UK. My forthcoming poetry collection, House of Flowers, explores belonging, embodiment, and finding the sacred in everyday life.

I teach the heroine's journey rooted in myths of goddesses like Persephone, Inanna, and Isis—ancient stories of alchemizing pain into sovereignty. These teachings became deeply personal after I lost my beloved husband and partner of fourteen years to cancer while four months pregnant. I gave birth to our daughter five months after he passed, gaining a brutal initiation into the cycle of death and renewal I'm devoted to sharing with others.

My work draws from design, feminism, mythology, poetry, mindfulness, my Latin American heritage, and the natural world—braiding together the mystical and the mundane. I hold degrees from Stanford and McGill, and live in California with my children, continuing to find meaning where grief meets grace.