A Life Rooted in Transformation
Raised in the Reform movement, I sensed early on that something essential was missing. As a wife and mother, I became a Ba’al Teshuvah, weaving spiritual and holistic practice into daily life. In 2005, the end of my twenty-year marriage marked a profound turning point. What followed was a period of deep inner transformation. During that time, I completed Kundalini Yoga teacher training and was later ordained as a rabbi. Both milestones occurred on Mother’s Day and Israel’s Independence Day, marking a life shaped by devotion and renewal.
A Grounded Approach
My work is anchored in three core movements:
Consciousness of the Heart — cultivating compassion, attunement, and relational presence
Passion of the Soul — awakening purpose, courage, and spiritual vitality
Delight of the Body — honoring health, embodiment, and lived balance I meet people where they are and walk with them toward what is real and possible.
Professionally Rooted
My work is grounded in rabbinic ordination (2009), decades of ceremonial service, and embodied training across somatic and spiritual disciplines. I bring a background in finance and systems thinking alongside trauma-informed and body-based practice, allowing me to bridge the sacred and the practical with clarity and care.
Personally:
I am a mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother of four. My life continues to be shaped by love, responsibility, and the ongoing practice of presence. Having moved through significant health challenges, I bring a grounded understanding of limitation, resilience, and the body’s wisdom into my work.
Raised in the Reform movement, I sensed early on that something essential was missing. As a wife and mother, I became a Ba’al Teshuvah, weaving spiritual and holistic practice into daily life. In 2005, the end of my twenty-year marriage marked a profound turning point. What followed was a period of deep inner transformation. During that time, I completed Kundalini Yoga teacher training and was later ordained as a rabbi. Both milestones occurred on Mother’s Day and Israel’s Independence Day, marking a life shaped by devotion and renewal.
A Grounded Approach
My work is anchored in three core movements:
Consciousness of the Heart — cultivating compassion, attunement, and relational presence
Passion of the Soul — awakening purpose, courage, and spiritual vitality
Delight of the Body — honoring health, embodiment, and lived balance I meet people where they are and walk with them toward what is real and possible.
Professionally Rooted
My work is grounded in rabbinic ordination (2009), decades of ceremonial service, and embodied training across somatic and spiritual disciplines. I bring a background in finance and systems thinking alongside trauma-informed and body-based practice, allowing me to bridge the sacred and the practical with clarity and care.
Personally:
I am a mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother of four. My life continues to be shaped by love, responsibility, and the ongoing practice of presence. Having moved through significant health challenges, I bring a grounded understanding of limitation, resilience, and the body’s wisdom into my work.