My career path has been rather unusual, but that is ok. It does feel at times as if my journey is never-ending.  

Several years ago, I came to realize that I was sexually abused as a child. Venturing into the forests of Kyoto saved me. We do experience many traumas in our life, big T-traumas and small t-traumas and it is for no one to say “such a little thing you are crying over”. Actually, no one knows how is to be you. At times, we do not even know how it is to be ourselves. 

What I have learned from my many trips into the forest is to feel what I feel without becoming exhausted and overwhelmed. I have learned to take ownership of my mind and body. I do still struggle at times – but that is all right. 

I spent several years teaching in higher education sector in Japan and also got my doctoral degree in engineering from a Japanese university; I am MSc Psychology candidate. For these reasons, the training is science-based and approach used in our training is of student-centered nature.

It is my pleasure to meet you.

Here are some of my projects and my profile.

The Lost Childhood Association 
Research Gate
LinkedIn
The Raw Emotion Project
Other Books Projects