Education

• Institution: Tallinn University
• Faculty: Journalism
• Graduation Year: 2014

Professional Journey

• Now aged 36, I have spent over a decade reporting on culture, science, and wellness for regional and international media outlets.
• I believe that stories about the human body and mind deserve the same investigative rigor traditionally reserved for politics and economics.

Current Role at Somnorium

• Position: Part-time Journalist
• At Somnorium I craft in-depth articles on sleep quality and the psychology of dreams, translating academic research into narratives that resonate with a global readership.
• My features blend interviews with neuroscientists, data from sleep laboratories, and relatable anecdotes to illuminate the universal yet mysterious realm of dreaming.

Writing Focus

• Circadian rhythm science, lucid-dream induction, and the cultural symbolism embedded in nocturnal imagery.
• Advocacy for evidence-based wellbeing practices, encouraging readers to integrate healthier sleep habits into daily life.

Additional Endeavors

• I mentor junior journalists in data-driven storytelling and ethical reporting.
• I champion open-access science, arguing that democratizing research on sleep can improve public health outcomes.
• I’m currently researching how pre-bedtime media consumption influences dream vividness, aiming to publish findings in both academic and popular formats.