Hi, I’m dr. soor.
From Success to Wholeness. From Medicine to Meaning.
I’ve spent my life in the presence of transitions—birth, healing, death, reinvention.
As a family physician, I treated physical pain.
As a coach and intuitive guide, I now support a different kind of pain: the quiet ache of disconnection that often emerges after decades of achievement.
My journey didn’t begin with burnout—it began with a question:
What if success isn’t the same as being whole?
At the peak of my career in my early thirties, I had everything others aspired to: financial abundance, a strong professional network, respect, and an excellent reputation.
And yet—it all felt strangely hollow.
Superficial. Routine. Sometimes even boring.
There was this nudging within me.
I began to sense that there was more to life—and more to me—than what I was living.
But I didn’t know who that “me” was, or how to even begin to find her. There was no one around me who understood at the time. They all chalked it down to life. I could not accept that.
Nearly two decades later, I’ve walked through the journey to discover myself—and I’ve helped others walk through their journeys as well.
I’ve guided leaders and professionals to reconnect with their authentic selves, to live with more vitality, and to rediscover meaning in their day-to-day.
Often, they emerge with even greater success and abundance—sometimes in the most surprising and soul-aligned ways.
Today, I work as a Life & Death Doula, guiding others through the sacred work of becoming who they truly are— whether they’re navigating a major life shift, grieving who they used to be, or preparing for the end of life itself.
I bring a rare blend of:
Medical insight from years of clinical practice
Spiritual and somatic wisdom from my own transformation and experiences
Legacy-focused coaching that holds space for grief, truth, and rebirth
This work is not about fixing.
It’s about remembering.
It’s about reclaiming the parts of you that got left behind in the pursuit of success.
It’s about letting go—of roles, of expectations, of fear—and discovering what remains when everything else fades.
This is where leadership becomes legacy. Where performance becomes presence. Where life and death become sacred, whole, and deeply human.
Welcome. I’m glad you’re here.