BEFORE TATTSA
After my B.Com at Loyola College, I moved to Singapore for an MBA. I began my career in commodities trading in Raffles Place, working with banking networks, and later moved into consulting with EY.
Work took me to Canada, and in 2019, I travelled across the world—Chennai, Singapore, Cambodia, Chennai, Dubai, Toronto, San Francisco, Hong Kong, Singapore, and finally back to Chennai—just before COVID brought the world to a standstill.
Back in Chennai, I started a startup of my own. It failed. Around the same time, I developed back pain.
WHAT BROUGHT ME HERE
COVID had brought the world to a standstill. I was without a job, carrying the weight of what had happened and the uncertainty of what came next.
Somewhere in all of that, the pressure began to show up as back pain
For almost nine or ten months, I tried what I knew to try—Allopathy, Ayurveda, telephonic consultations, medicines and self-massages. Nothing seemed to last.
Eventually, an Ayurveda doctor said, “Try CST. Maybe that can help.”
WHAT BROUGHT ME HERE
COVID had brought the world to a standstill. I was without a job, carrying the weight of what had happened and the uncertainty of what came next.
Somewhere in all of that, the pressure began to show up as back pain
For almost nine or ten months, I tried what I knew to try—Allopathy, Ayurveda, telephonic consultations, medicines and self-massages. Nothing seemed to last.
Eventually, an Ayurveda doctor said, “Try CST. Maybe that can help.”
My first thought was, What is CST? I actually thought of the CST station in Mumbai.
Through someone I didn’t know, I eventually found a practitioner and went for a session.
Within two sessions, the pain had reduced by around 80%.
I was in awe. How did this happen?
I wanted to understand what had happened. What was this work? How could something so gentle have made such a difference? I began looking into CST and discovered that a course was starting about a month later.
I signed up. That was how it began.
THE WORK I CONTINUED TO LEARN
My learning didn’t stop with CST. I continued to explore Fascial Unwinding, Meridian Work, Bach Flower Remedies, Varmam, Mudra and meditation.
I later mentored and taught a batch of more than 50 CST students.
I also learned from a traditional Tamil vaidyar, spending time with him one-to-one and learning about Indian and Tamil knowledge traditions around the body, including Nadi. This learning happened through conversations, observation and listening, in the spirit of a traditional guruparampara.
Along the way, I came across Hugh Milne and travelled to Austria to learn from him through his Visionary Craniosacral Work.
SINCE 2021
Since starting Tattsa in 2021, I’ve worked with more than 500 people across more than 1,200 sessions—from members of the Indian Army and industrialists to entrepreneurs, investment bankers, professionals, homemakers and sportspersons.
The work continues to grow.
Some came for a few sessions; others continued working with me for much longer, depending on their time, availability, and whether the work felt right for them.
To sit with so many people, listen to their experiences, and see what unfolds through the work has been one of the most meaningful parts of this journey.
SINCE 2021
Since starting Tattsa in 2021, I’ve worked with more than 500 people across more than 1,200 sessions—from members of the Indian Army and industrialists to entrepreneurs, investment bankers, professionals, homemakers and sportspersons.
The work continues to grow.
Some came for a few sessions; others continued working with me for much longer, depending on their time, availability, and whether the work felt right for them.
To sit with so many people, listen to their experiences, and see what unfolds through the work has been one of the most meaningful parts of this journey.
AN ONGOING INQUIRY
Somewhere along the way, I began writing. I didn’t set out to write a book; I simply started putting my thoughts and questions down, and the writing began to flow.
Those pages eventually grew into two books: The Wisdom of Perspectives and The Wisdom of Consciousness.
The inquiry continues.
WHAT I BRING TO THE WORK
At the heart of the work is listening.
Craniosacral Therapy is the foundation of the work. Listening is the foundation of how I work. Listening not only through the ears, but also through touch.
Touch is always used with your comfort and consent. I listen and respond to what is present rather than follow a fixed routine.
Every person is different. Every session is different. I meet you where you are and let the work unfold from there.
WHAT I BRING TO THE WORK
At the heart of the work is listening.
Craniosacral Therapy is the foundation of the work. Listening is the foundation of how I work. Listening not only through the ears, but also through touch.
Touch is always used with your comfort and consent. I listen and respond to what is present rather than follow a fixed routine.
Every person is different. Every session is different. I meet you where you are and let the work unfold from there.
IF YOU’D LIKE TO KNOW MORE
Let’s talk before you begin.
Come for a session. See how you feel.
Have questions? Let’s talk.