Our Vision
Myth Making Studio was born from a longing for more meaningful, honest, compassionate, and intentional ways of relating — to ourselves, to one another, and to the world around us.
In a time where disconnection, burnout, loneliness, and emotional numbness have become deeply woven into modern life, my vision is to create spaces where people can slow down, soften, reconnect, and return to themselves more fully.
I believe this is some of the bravest work we can do: learning how to remain open, present, and connected in a world that often teaches us to disconnect in order to survive.
For me, healing is not about perfection or self-improvement, but about becoming more alive, more compassionate, and more deeply connected to ourselves, to others, and to the way we choose to live.
My Path
I am half French, half Taiwanese, and grew up in the British countryside before moving to London in search of a life that looked successful from the outside, but increasingly left me feeling disconnected from myself — from my body, emotions, intuition, and sense of direction.
Years of burnout, anxiety, addiction, and unhealthy relationships eventually brought me to a turning point. Alongside therapeutic and somatic work, and self-inquiry, I found myself drawn to Buddhist teachings, Jungian thought, and later Andean shamanic practices — approaches that helped me understand healing not as fixing myself, but as learning to relate differently to suffering, meaning, and the unconscious.
My work today is shaped by both lived experience and formal training in counselling, yoga, and Andean shamanic healing. Through Myth Making Studio, I create spaces where people can slow down, reconnect with themselves, and begin relating to life with greater honesty, steadiness, and self-trust.
