Hi, I’m Nora,

and this is the part where I try to tell you who I am, even though sometimes it feels I’m more like a process than a fixed person.

I never followed the “normal” path. Not because I was rebellious (well, maybe a little bit), but because I honestly couldn’t. It just never made sense to me. Still, that left me feeling like an outsider; like I didn’t belong, and like I hadn’t really achieved anything for a long time.

I spent many years in therapy. I struggled with my mind, with food, with alcohol. I tried so hard to feel better, to be better, to fix whatever was broken. But things only really started to shift when I stopped fixing and started feeling. When I finally let myself drop into my body, into the earth, into whatever-is-bigger-than-me. That changed everything. Not overnight, not magically, but honestly. Slowly. Tenderly.

As a kid, I could already sense things others didn’t. I had prophetic dreams, deep emotions, a sensitivity I tried to shut down. I read spiritual books and felt my whole body respond… then ignored it for a decade. But the pull never left. Especially after a friend of mine ended her life, something cracked open. I began to soften toward the part of me that knew there was more. It started of in a floating-above-life kind of way, and then it dropped into a grounded, earthy, real way.

What I believe now?
That being human is messy and gorgeous and sacred.
That we can hold the good, the bad, and the cringey, all with love.
That you don’t need to strive to be “better.”
That your softness is strength.
That you can live your light in a real, embodied, everyday way.

I’m not here to fix anyone. I’m here to walk alongside you. In honesty, in curiosity, in love.

Things I didn’t think I’d ever put on a website… But here we are:

• I sit on the floor more than I sit on chairs. (It just feels better.)

• My idea of a perfect day includes chai, cake, my dog Elijah, and trees.

• The book The Forty Rules of Love cracked my heart open in the best way.

• I’m still learning that my desires are valid; not frivolous, not “too much.”

• When things get tough, I breathe. I go outside. I sit on the earth and remember I belong.

• People are sometimes surprised that I can be deeply insecure.

• If you asked my dog to describe me? Probably: mediocre ball thrower, too cheap with treats, can’t live without her.

Let’s just say I’m a curious, heart-led human, doing her best to walk this earth with love, honesty, and the occasional piece of cake.

Take your time looking around on my website. Let yourself be drawn to what stirs something inside. I’m so happy you’re here.❤️

Love,

Nora