About
“Between the science of the body and the poetry of the senses.”
From Lucknow, through fifteen winters of medicine.
I grew up between the sacred rhythms of Kashi and the rich heritage of Lucknow, in a household where turmeric was stirred into warm milk long before anyone called it medicine and where food and medicine were, in truth, the same thing. Scent, spice and rituals were never a wellbeing trend. They were simply how we lived.
Fifteen years across healthcare in India and the UK followed, spanning clinical practice and modern medical systems. From this foundation grew an evolution. Holding formal Ayurvedic training in one hand and modern healthcare protocols in the other, I set out to build a bridge between both disciplines.
What I practise today is neither nostalgia nor novelty. It is Ayurveda spoken in the present tense - clinical, proactive, evidence based, personalised for anyone who have stopped believing they have to choose between ancient wisdom and modern medicine.
I am not three things. I am one practitioner with three lenses.
As an Ayurvedic practitioner, I meet the body where it is - in its rhythms, its seasons, its memory. As a Wellbeing Artist, I work at the edges of perception: scent, sensation, ritual, ceremony. As an NHS Digital Healthcare Consultant, I bring fifteen years of health systems insight, data and modern healthcare strategy into every room I enter. These are not three jobs.
They are one vision, expressed cohesively depending on what the moment asks of me.
Credentials & Foundations
BAMS
Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery
MBA
Master of Business Administration
Oxford
Qualification
Formula Botanica
Certified Organic Cosmetic Formulation
Menopause Wellbeing Diploma
Advanced Certification
APA UK & Mind East Kent
Executive Committee Member & Ambassador
Research Contributions & Academic Collaborations
Contributing practitioner and expert voice to academic research across leading institutions.
UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM • 2026
AYUR: Multiplicities in a Medical System
Examining the Changing Nature of Ayurvedic Practices and Products in India and the UK
UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW • 2025
Traditional Healing in Modern Contexts
A Practitioner Perspective on Ayurveda and Mental Health