I am Brazilian, although I have lived for more than two decades in different parts of the world. Even so, I maintain a deep connection with my roots, with nature, with the strength of my family, and with my ancestry.

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Spirituality has always been present in both my culture and my personal journey. My paternal grandmother, a trance medium, awakened my interest in this universe from an early age.

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I have lived in England, Australia, and Spain, and have traveled to more than 32 countries. These experiences were fundamental to my individuation process and to understanding that I am part of something greater.

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Over the years, I have explored different approaches, practices, and methods, such as Ayurveda, bioenergetics, body psychotherapy, NLP, systemic therapy, tantra, and work with sacred plants. In some of these areas, I also received professional training (see below).

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I did not plan to become a therapist. This path emerged from my own inner search and gradually became an extension of it. For me, being a therapist is the expression of a deep process of listening, holding, and integration.

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In 2018, I created the project UNO. Arte. Yoga., bringing together art and yoga as tools for transformation. I worked with NGOs and institutions focused on psychosocial well-being, supporting refugees, incarcerated women, mental health service users, families, women affected by human trafficking, and vulnerable children and young people. I also collaborated with the State Reception Program for Asylum Seekers in Catalonia.

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I also facilitate creativity and well-being workshops in companies and have worked in the field of education as a tutor and lecturer in postgraduate and master’s programs at the University of Barcelona, Spain. In addition, I led training programs for educators within the Erasmus program, promoting the use of art as a tool for inclusion and learning in schools.

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Today, I continue to offer individual therapeutic sessions, both online and in person, as well as workshops, talks, and professional trainings. I also develop projects that integrate art into educational contexts, creating spaces for expression, listening, and transformation.