From advocacy to a practice of her own
Sharmin began in advocacy — sitting with survivors of gender-based violence in rooms where the paperwork mattered less than the presence. She founded a nonprofit and learned that programs only hold when the people running them are held too.
Coaching followed, then certification as a TRE Provider, then a Master’s in Organizational Leadership. Along the way she wrote — ten titles on Ikigai, Hansei, Kintsugi, decluttering the soul, and survivorship.
SCRIBANCE is what all of it became: a single process that releases what the body holds, gives it language, and holds it in meaning, in company.