Our story
Sanuverse was born from a deep passion for psychology and gerontology. I've always been fascinated by the human mind, the aging journey, and how our stories shape who we are. I wanted to create a space where I could share what I’ve learned, offer support, and connect with others who care about people, purpose, and personal growth. The name Sanuverse comes from the idea that we’re all part of a bigger universe—each of us with our own path, yet connected. “Sanu” is a blend of names close to my heart, and the “verse” represents the wider world I hope to reach. Together, it’s a personal universe where I can share insights, ideas, and inspiration—one story, one experience at a time.
What Makes Sanuverse Different?
At Sanuverse, the heart of everything I do is built on connection, compassion, and the belief that healing and growth are always possible—no matter where you are on your journey. What makes this space unique is that it’s not only for individuals experiencing grief or life transitions, but also for those who support them—family caregivers, home support workers, agency teams, and anyone offering care with heart. My background in psychology and gerontology, along with years of hands-on experience in senior services, has taught me that strength doesn’t always look loud—it often shows up in quiet patience, presence, and meaningful connection. And when someone is living with dementia, Alzheimer’s, or other cognitive challenges, these small, human moments matter more than we realize. Many of us know how to care physically—but emotional care is just as essential. That’s where my training programs come in. I’ve had the honour of guiding over 110 individuals in building practical skills around trust, communication, and supportive presence. These sessions are not about overwhelming theory—they’re about tools you can actually use, grounded in empathy and experience. Sanuverse is a space that sees your strengths, honours your role, and supports you in showing up for others and yourself—with confidence, clarity, and care.
Hopes for the Future
My hope for Sanuverse is that it continues to grow into a compassionate, welcoming space where people feel truly seen and supported—not just during their hardest moments, but throughout their whole journey. I want it to be a place where caregivers, families, and professionals come together to share, learn, and find strength in connection. In the next few years, I hope to reach even more people who are navigating grief, loss, and cognitive challenges like dementia and Alzheimer’s—offering them tools, training, and heartfelt support grounded in real experience and empathy. More than anything, I want Sanuverse to be a reminder that no one has to face these challenges alone. Together, we can build a community based on trust, understanding and kindness—helping each other heal and thrive, step by step.