The vision for UpLife was born during my postgraduate years when I realized that psychology has the potential to go far beyond the confines of academia or clinical settings. Psychology, I believe, shouldn’t just be a remedy for suffering; it should be a way of life—accessible, practical, and enriching for every individual.

Growing up in a family deeply rooted in spiritual traditions, I was always aware of the profound connection between the mind, body, and energy. This foundation naturally merged with my academic exploration of psychology. I recognized how closely humanistic-existential approaches works of visionaries like Carl Rogers, Carl Jung, Viktor Frankl, and Abraham Maslow aligned with the essence of spiritual sciences.

It felt like a calling to bring this synthesis to life, my postgraduate journey was a time of deep self-discovery, proving to myself that I could lead transformational work. Those years amplified my drive to create something meaningful, and UpLife became the embodiment of that purpose.