Jade grew up in Europe and very early was drawn to spirituality, the complexities of the human mind and the mysteries of consciousness.  Wanting to explore how these aspects were interconnected, she embarked on a journey that led her to study Buddhist Philosophy in Nepal (B.A), Yoga and Vedic Philosophy, Sufism, and other mystical traditions.  For about 15 years, she dedicated her life to spiritual practice, inner healing and personal development. She studied and lived in various Asian countries, learning with teachers in monasteries, ashrams, and attending meditation retreats at various centers. 

As part of her spiritual journey and wanting to further study the role of the body in healing and growth, she became an advanced Yoga and Meditation instructor by completing two teacher trainings in India (RYT 200 Hatha + 500 Ashtanga). Later, she had the opportunity to work as the organizer, manager and leader of Yoga retreats in various centers, where she shared the benefits of Asanas and Pranayamas, but also taught Mindfulness, Buddhism, Yogic Philosophy, Ayurveda, and other holistic topics. She developed strong skills as a leader and teacher and learned to support others in their life journey and spiritual growth, guiding people through inner resistances and emotional challenges that often come up on the Path of awakening. 

Enjoying working with people and drawn to become a psychotherapist, she pursued the study of her other passion, Psychology, to then enter a Masters program in Integral Psychology. This course has helped her gain experience working in a clinical context and do more research on the topics of depth psychology and archetypes. 

In her work, Jade strives to use the best of what Western psychology and Eastern traditions can offer in the service of healing. More than anything, her personal healing journey inform her practice, having gone through the dark nights of deep inner work and successfully healed her core wounds.