I was born in Congo, but I left my country as a child. Life wasn’t easy—I grew up in foster homes, never really feeling like I belonged anywhere. Childhood was a series of goodbyes and moving from one place to another, never having a permanent home or someone to truly care for me. I learned early on how to be independent, but that independence often came with loneliness.

I carry those experiences with me every day. It’s why I understand people who feel isolated, unseen, or unloved. I’m here to offer companionship, understanding, and a shoulder to lean on—not just the physical, but emotional support too. I want my clients to feel safe, heard, and cared for, because I know what it’s like to long for someone to truly be there for you.