Hi! I'm Saba

Inquisitor, observer, feeler, and storyteller. Listener, encourager and holder of space.

Throughout my life, I’ve always wanted to know why. We often associate unfiltered curiosity with childhood, but for me, that deep desire to understand has never faded.

 

What I’ve come to realise is that this curiosity has grown into a passion. However, what has changed is my relationship with uncertainty—I have come to accept, and even enjoy, the idea that many questions don’t have definitive answers. Especially in self-inquiry and personal development, there is no final conclusion, no “we’ve figured it all out” moment. But we can learn a great deal about ourselves and how things uniquely apply to us. And as we do, we connect more fluidly with others, with ideas, beliefs, and experiences.

 

I was raised in a spiritual home influenced by Sufism, a tradition centred on self-knowledge and understanding. Throughout my life, I’ve experienced chronic illness, loss, and migration as a child—events that also made me deeply aware of the burdens my family carried in pursuit of a better life.

 

What has brought balance to my journey is this continued curiosity, the openness to receiving, and the willingness to truly see another’s reality—even when it contradicts my own. That willingness took time to develop. There was a lot I didn’t understand. But through self-inquiry, reflection on my Sufi upbringing, and working with an incredible therapist and coach, I gained the resources I needed to show up as the best version of myself—physically, mentally, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. I came to see that well-being is not reserved for a select few but is a unique and ever-evolving experience available to all.

 

My personal journey and dedication to growth led me to pursue a Master of Science in Consciousness, Spirituality, and Transpersonal Psychology—where I felt I had finally arrived home in my purpose.

 

Over time, I became (and, to some degree, have always been) someone others feel comfortable opening up to. I like to think I’ve gained a little wisdom along the way and am now better equipped to hold space and offer guidance.

 

So, I am here—to listen, observe, and learn from you. I am here to hold space for your truth, so that when the time feels right, I can encourage and support you in your self-inquiry, in discovering your own resources, and in meeting life’s challenges. I am here to walk alongside you in your journey toward whole-self well-being.