Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, ‘I will try again tomorrow’. ~ Mary Anne Radmacher.

A client shares, "Jaya's process and practice have allowed me to go deeper and tap into what's going on for me in a way I haven't been able to through talk therapy alone. She holds space with gentleness, curiosity and confidence so you feel like you are in safe hands. As a woman of colour and migrant, I have felt particularly understood and seen by her.

I work experientially to help you deepen awareness and integrate what shows up - sensations, thoughts, memories, emotions, and movements - so you can connect more fully with your experience.

I pay close attention to what happens between us in the room. This relational space often reveals what needs attention.

You don't need any artistic background or prior body-based therapy experience to work with me.

My practice welcomes neurodivergent, gender-fluid, culturally diverse, and differently abled humans.