My career began in the fashion industry, where I spent more than ten years working across product development, technical design, styling, and merchandising. Throughout that time, I partnered with brands to develop products from concept through production, working closely with designers, manufacturers, and cross-functional teams around the world.

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Music has always played an important role in my life. During my maternity leave in 2022, I created and led a music course for infants and caregivers that focused on musical play, improvisation, and listening. That experience led me to explore music's therapeutic potential in a more structured way and ultimately inspired me to pursue a Master's degree in music therapy.

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In October 2026, I will begin the Music Therapy M.A. program at SRH University Heidelberg, where my research will focus on neurologic music therapy, family-centered practice, and the role of music in communication and neurorehabilitation. I'm particularly interested in developing practical approaches that invite caregivers and family members into the therapeutic process.

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Today, my work includes piano lessons, early childhood music programs, and the development of practical resources for families. My goal is to help parents and caregivers discover practical ways to use music for connection and communication in everyday life.