Sasha sees humans as interconnected—healing one part inevitably affects the whole. This understanding came through years of struggle. She once endured an abusive relationship, believing it was normal because it mirrored her upbringing. Unhealthy attachment seemed logical, but confronting her trauma required examining her family, culture, and history. It was painful but necessary.

Her studies in Forensic Psychology and Clinical Social Work deepened her understanding, but true healing required action. Inner child work became a cornerstone of her journey. In grad school, she met Ati, who introduced her to intuition as a healing tool. Trusting her inner knowing and exploring unconventional insights, like tarot and energetic cleansing, helped her reconnect with love and empathy.

Over time, she became more forgiving—of herself and others—and found hope again. Her work with families and children became deeply personal, helping her heal her own wounds. Eventually, she let go of the abusive relationship and learned to trust again. Today, she is married to a partner who brings her peace, a testament to the power of transformation when one commits to the work. Healing isn’t linear, but it is inevitable—and that gives her hope.