Hi everyone, I’m Cat. I’m a healing artist, and my work grew from my own journey of learning how to feel steady, present, and connected in my life. I didn’t set out to teach anything — it started as me simply trying to get through the days of my own life. Then I shared what helped me with friends who I knew could use it too, and from there it slowly bloomed into teaching. Now it’s become my whole life’s mission: supporting others as they find their way home to themselves. My approach is lived-in, grounded, and very human. I care about helping people feel comfortable in their own bodies, clear in their inner world, and connected to the wisdom they already carry. To me, healing is both practical and sacred — breath, awareness, gentle inquiry, and the quiet shifts that change how we meet life. Right now, I’m in a season of expansion mixed with deep grounding — creating, refining, and listening for what wants to unfold next while staying close to what nourishes me. And when it comes to travel… in another lifetime I was a corporate traveler, and it’s still in my blood. I love learning about other cultures, immersing myself in the food, the language, the daily rhythms — all the ways people live and express themselves around the world. I’m grateful to be here with you all and look forward to contributing in ways that feel supportive, meaningful, and aligned.

@Yael Dubin thank you

There’s something powerful that happens the moment we choose to stop dimming ourselves and start standing in the truth of who we are. Your words reflect that shift so clearly—the kind of shift that doesn’t just change our inner world, but rearranges everything around us. I felt your commitment in every line. The clarity, the courage, the choosing. And I love how life immediately made space for that version of you to step forward. That’s the part that speaks to me most…the reminder that when we show up fully, the world rises to meet us. Thank you for sharing this glimpse into your process. It’s beautiful to witness, and it encourages the rest of us to lean a little more into our own authenticity.