About Me

My natural essence is rooted in deep and authentic presence. The starting point of this journey was the desire to understand myself – why I experienced difficult relationships and where my inner “hooks” and patterns came from.

With every layer I shed, a new truth was revealed. It became increasingly clear how profoundly childhood shapes us. I grew up as the youngest child in a family with an alcoholic mother. My childhood was marked by different forms of abuse – emotional, physical, and sexual. I have known hunger, faced depression, and felt moments of despair when life seemed too heavy to bear.

Today, however, I also see gifts in these painful experiences. They have taught me empathy, self-worth, resilience, and the courage to face challenges without giving up. I now feel myself to be both a fighter and a survivor.

Alongside my therapy studies, I have immersed myself in the spiritual world. This has helped me find meaning in life, cultivate trust, reconnect with my body, and rediscover my sexuality as a source of power and creativity.

My professional path has been equally diverse. I have worked for over 15 years in marketing and communications, leading teams and building brands. A large part of this time I dedicated to The Walt Disney Company, where I led the Baltic market – a fairytale-like company that became both my workplace and my field of growth.

In my personal life, I am much more than just a professional. I am the mother of a 20-year-old daughter and a loyal companion to my 6-year-old Shiba Inu. I am also a content creator, sharing thoughts and experiences on my Armastusetee page.

In my free time, my soul is nourished by yoga, meditation, long walks in nature, moments with friends and my dog, meaningful conversations, art, history, traveling, and sunshine.

At the heart of my life are gratitude and love – love for myself, for friends, family, my partner, and the world. From this understanding the name Armastusetee was born – the path back to love. A path that first guides me into my own heart, and from there outward – to my partner, friends, children, and parents.

Love is a process. It does not lead you to who I might want you to be, but to who you truly are.