In 1992, I completed the Mikojel training program for creative and educational work, specializing in drama and dance. Due to the extensive travels I undertook in developing countries during that time, I eventually opted for a study and career in education as a geography teacher. In my free time, I always engaged in improvisational theater. The freedom and joy that improvisational sports, in particular, provided led me to conduct workshops for students at school. I taught for twelve years (including in Curaçao and Guyana), the last eight of which also involved improvisational theater. In this role, I felt most at home.

In 2007, I was certain that I needed to further expand my love and interest in improvisation and working with people. I obtained my certification as a communication trainer (School for Training), stopped teaching geography, and dedicated myself entirely to moving people through improvisation. Subsequently, I pursued training as an improvisation trainer and training actress. In 2014, I completed the Psychodrama and Playful Coaching program. I work for both profit and non-profit companies, with both youth and adults.