My Mission

From a young age, I was fascinated by the question of why people see the world the way they do. I remember having feelings of sadness and incomprehension when I noticed how certain beliefs - inherited, unconscious, and mostly rooted in pain - shaped lives in limiting, hopeless ways. I didn’t have language then for trauma, conditioning, or the unconscious mind, but I could already sense that the worldview we hold becomes the world we live in.

Over the years, this curiosity became a calling. I travelled East to West and dived into different cultures and worldviews. I've come to understand that every action originates in the mind, and that the stories we carry - about ourselves, others, and life - determine the quality of our choices and our possibilities moving forward. The good news: to see it, is to free it: the moment we see the pattern that is holding us back, something essential begins - freedom, clarity, and the capacity to live from an entirely different place.

My mission is to help the larger number of people possible to connect and make sense of all these internal stories, and as a consequence, help them embrace the change needed to grow and heal that which is most important in their life. With a strong, grounded heart, and open, creative mind, we can create a life that feels meaningful, empowered, and truly our own.

My Story

Where the mind of a structural engineer meets embodied practice.

I was born and raised in Jaén, in southern Spain - amongst olive trees, the Mediterranean sun and a culture deeply rooted in land, family, and tradition. In 2014, I completed my studies in Civil & Structural Engineering — a path that sharpened my analytical thinking and respect for structure, discipline, and responsibility.

Within a few years, it became clear that while I could function in that world, it wasn’t where I was meant to serve. I began travelling, immersing myself in movement, meditation, and eventually Zenthai Shiatsu — practices that reconnected me with the body as a place of intelligence, healing, and truth.

For over a decade now, I’ve lived with one foot in structured, analytical thinking and the other in embodied, relational work. Rather than seeing these as opposing forces, I’ve come to understand that they strengthen each other. Structure without heart becomes rigid. Heart without structure becomes ungrounded.

This integration — of mind and body, discipline and presence, inquiry and faith — now informs how I work with others. Not as a fixer, but as a guide supporting people in meeting life with greater clarity, responsibility, and integrity.

I have led trainings and retreats in Australia, Bali and Spain. I have learnt that life moves in chapters, each one worth living fully. That my faith has been a quiet but steady companion throughout this journey — grounding my work in service rather than self-expression. And that of all the places I may go, only the land of the olive trees is the one that saw me come into this world.

What people say

People I’ve worked with often describe a sense of safety, clarity, and depth — both during sessions and long after.

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