and connection my deepest passion.

Dancing was always a natural way of expressing myself and feeling connected to something greater. But my official dance journey began when I was nine years old, when I started dancing ballroom and Latin American dances.

Over the years, I tried many different dance styles and techniques, until one day I was struck by tango. Tango was the first dance that asked me to truly listen to my body instead of controlling it. Yes, there is a great deal of control in tango, but surrendering, listening, softening, and letting go of expectations, moment by moment, play an even greater role. I was mesmerised by how much was happening between two bodies in an intimate space such as a tango embrace. I was enchanted by the improvisation and the many possibilities within a single dance. Every dance was a world of its own, every partner a true discovery of another universe. In tango, I felt naked; there was nowhere to hide and nowhere to go. Steps and technique were merely the tip of an iceberg; everything that was happening on the inside was fireworks that were hard to explain. I was blown away by the passion I began to feel, the explosion of the senses, and the challenges and lessons that tango was giving me.

Tango turned my world upside down. Soon after I started dancing, I quit my job, left my boyfriend, and started to travel - dancing day and night. I started to teach fairly early, supported by nearly ten years of prior experience teaching other dance styles.

Tango was changing me - or rather, pulling me into a crazy vortex of pleasure, but also frustration, massive expansion, and desire. I felt connected to myself again, settling into my own body more and more with each shared dance. And when I started to teach, I noticed I wasn’t the only one that tango was touching so deeply. (Tango is not for the faint of heart. You’re either in or you’re out. And if you’re in, you better prepare for a crazy ride, because tango is like a mirror—it will show you exactly who you are.)

All of this sparked a deep curiosity: What exactly is happening here? How can I understand all of this better? How can I become a better teacher and a dancer? In search of answers, and with the understanding that there is a profound relationship between body, emotions, mind, and spirit, I enrolled in a training to become an integrative, body-oriented psychotherapist. Once I began to unpack my emotions, fears, and wounds, an entirely new level of joy and presence appeared, not only in my life but in the dance as well. My body was following my mind, and my mind was following my body. I started to integrate the lessons from the dance floor into my life, but I also began to better understand my frustrations and limitations on the dance floor.

Therapy work brought me closer to tango, just as tango brought me closer to therapy. They complement each other so beautifully that soon after, I started to experiment with workshops combining therapy tools, bioenergetics, and tango. Guided by the results I had, in 2021 I founded Tango Garden in Zagreb, Croatia, with the intention of uniting my two passions. In 2025, love brought me to Paris, where I currently live and continue to do this work so dear to my heart.

Beyond tango, I find immense joy in all forms of free and conscious movement. I am passionate about everything concerning the mind–body–spirit connection, and I am a lifelong explorer of our shared humanity. Alongside my dance work, I run a therapeutic practice offering one-on-one sessions. If you are interested in therapy, you can find more information HERE.

In my work, I integrate all the knowledge and experience I have gathered over the years, with a particular focus on interaction and relationships. Our profound longing for real, sincere connection is my constant source of inspiration. Ultimately, to be human is to be shaped in relationship, wounded in relationship, and also healed in relationship. Our capacity to connect—authentically, vulnerably, and consciously—is not just a social skill, but a central path of growth, meaning, and aliveness. And tango, most of all, is a place that allows us to explore what connection means to each one of us individually, but also collectively.

I combine tango, conscious movement, somatic practices, and psychotherapy knowledge. My service offers a holistic blend of body, mind, and emotional work that creates real, lasting transformation.

I create nurturing, experiential environments—workshops, sessions, and guided movement spaces—where people can explore themselves, release patterns, feel more alive, and reconnect with their inner wisdom.

I'm guiding you into deeper connection with yourself and others through presence, touch, attunement, and relational awareness. This sets my work apart—it’s not just movement, it’s relational healing.