Titti Paulina works with sensemaking at the intersection of complex systems thinking, psychophysiology, and inner experience — exploring how humans, as complex adaptive systems, interact with the systems they belong to.

Her work weaves language, imagery, and lived experience into reflections that help make systems felt before they are named — pointing to the forms of intelligence that don’t primarily speak in words, but move through sensation, pattern, timing, and attunement.

Her formal background is in economics and physiotherapy within mental and sexual health, grounded in a somatic and systems-based approach. Beyond formal education, her real learning came from growing up alongside her nonverbal autistic brother and from a pivotal experience fifteen years ago that brought her back into direct contact with her own sensory awareness — a thread that continues to guide everything she creates.

She works with and writes for complex minds and spiral-souled people who are reimagining how to live, create, and contribute without overriding their own intelligence to fit linear expectations.