Born in Manila, Philippines (b. 1992), Chloe’s diverse heritage reflects a cross-cultural experience, with paternal Sindhi roots (present-day Pakistan) and maternal roots in the Philippine archipelago.

She responds to the meta-crisis by advocating for ancestral ancient animistic practices through her labor of bridging embodied wisdom to communities.

Her work is rooted in de-conditioning colonialist-capitalist destructive ways of living, by prioritising a politics of care, community creation, and working with and within the Global South.

She works with people who experience the wound of separation between the mind-body-soul, which may come in the forms of chronic stress, anxiety, disease, pain, inflammation, and burn out.

Drawing upon mature experience in world movement arts, complementary medical health, trauma sensitive facilitation, bodywork modalities, and earth-based wisdom.

Having come into therapy as a dancer with former selective mutism, Chloe has a strong kinaesthetic sensibility, allowing her to naturally attune to the unspoken story of the body.

Cultured by personal experiences with severe anxiety, neurodivergence, and volatile environments; Chloe positions herself in service amid collective trauma, working towards liberation for all.

She holds a BA in Arts Management with a Full Dance Scholarship from De La Salle in Manila and a Postgraduate Diploma in Asian Art from School of Oriental and African Studies in London.

Chloe is formally trained as a Somatic Therapist by Body Intelligence, The Embody Lab, Trauma Center, Soma Clinic and Illuma Health. As an indigenous ally, she has worked extensively with the intelligence of plants, and sat in multiple ceremonies with indigenous elders.

She believes that the deeper we can connect to our bodies, the more we can connect to the earth.