How did I get here?

I’m Sunita de Tourreil, and I’ve worn many hats so far. I’ve worked in medical research alongside a Nobel Laureate, studied the genetics of childhood kidney cancer, I’ve built and led my own businesses, fostering community and customer-funded innovation in the craft chocolate industry. I’ve tended to dying patients and their families, and I held my father—and was held by him—as he took his final breaths.

I am also a mother, sister, partner, and friend. Divorced—and proud of it.

All of these experiences have shaped how I listen, how I bring presence, and how I support women in their own healing. I have learned to turn towards rage, grief and despair, and how to get comfortable with uncertainty.

My work with women is grounded not simply in theories, but in lived experience: learning to trust the body’s wisdom, to meet suffering with compassion, and to find strength not through pushing harder, but through listening more deeply. This is the work I now devote myself to—walking alongside women as they reconnect with themselves and discover what becomes possible when they are deeply seen and supported.

The bumps along the road I have traveled have been my biggest opportunities for growth, fulfillment and freedom.

They can be for you too.