My name is Minh - meaning the harmonious light of the Moon and the Sun.
I am a daughter, a wife, a mother, and a dance/movement therapist.
A Vietnamese woman who grew up between polarities—war and peace, tradition and change.
I live and work between two cultures: Vietnam and the United States.

My body carries memories of ruins, poverty, trauma, and also of longing—for life, for love, for giving.
These experiences have shaped my sensitivity and taught me how to listen and understand through the body.

Like many of my clients, I have walked through rupture, loss, and the silencing of my inner voice.
On my journey back to vitality, I encountered great teachers—doorways to places I could not reach alone. Dance/movement became my breath of rebirth, a practice that allowed me to be fully present with all dimensions of myself and to return to balance.
It became the path through which I reconnected Body, Mind, Intellect, and Spirit—when I was thirty.

In 2013, the Fulbright Program scholarship carried me toward becoming a Dance/Movement Therapist.
For more than ten years, I have worked in hospitals, schools, and community organizations—with children, women, pediatric cancer patients, veterans, artists, teachers, and students.

The body is a home for emotions, memories, and dreams.
And when we are touched, when we move, when we are truly listened to, we rediscover safety, inner strength, and the joy of being alive.

I do not heal you. I walk with you - back home - into harmony with your body, awareness, emotions, and soul.