I’m a creative wellbeing coach, positive psychology practitioner and artist; and the founder of Mayari.

For much of my career, I worked in leadership, people development, coaching and business. Creativity was always part of me, but like so many women, somewhere among work, family and the responsibilities of everyday life, it became something I made less and less space for.

Coming back to painting later in life changed that.

It reminded me how powerful creativity can be - not because we need to be “good” at it, but because making, exploring and expressing ourselves can reconnect us with parts of ourselves we may have forgotten.

That experience, together with my background in positive psychology and coaching, became the beginning of Mayari.

I created Mayari to help women make space for themselves again; to reconnect with what matters, rediscover what lights them up, and create a life that feels a little more like their own.

You don’t need to be an artist. You just need to be curious about what might be waiting to be rediscovered.