My journey toward becoming a parenting consultant has been shaped by diverse experiences, all leading me to one clear purpose: helping families reconnect with what truly matters. I first studied psychomotor therapy, the science of human development through the lens of psychology. For five years, I worked in education, special education, and reeducation, supporting children in their growth and potential. My path then shifted toward business, where I founded and managed my own company for a decade, before moving into the humanitarian field. There, I specialised in consultancies focused on purpose, problem-solving, process design, and capacity building — always with one goal in mind: making systems work better for people. Then, I became a mother. Motherhood opened my eyes to a deep imbalance in today’s world, a society where family has less and less space, where parents are expected to raise emotionally connected children while often being disconnected from their own emotions. I saw how the roles imposed on parents today are simply not coherent with real life: we are told to prioritise work, yet long for presence; to nurture connection, yet lack the time and support to do so. That realisation brought me back to my roots. My background in education, business, and humanitarian work became the three pillars of my approach to parenting consultancy, combining emotional understanding, organisational clarity, and systemic insight. I never planned to become a parenting consultant. But when two friends, independently of each other, told me to “Go make a million parents better”, I knew I had to take this call seriously. This is now my purpose! And I am here to do it, one family at a time.