WELCOME

From an early age, I naturally lent a helping hand to family and friends, often being the person they confided in. However, my journey didn't immediately lead me to become a therapist. My love for languages guided me to become a translator and interpreter, eventually leading me to settle abroad. While working as an interpreter with survivors of torture, I realised that my calmness and attentive listening was noticed by my clients, prompting me to pursue a more meaningful path as a therapist. Simultaneously, I deepened my passion for tai chi and qigong, eventually becoming an instructor.

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Through the years, I stumbled upon books that offered a fresh perspective on the world. Authors like Dr. Bruce Lipton and Dr. Candace Pert, along with other scientists, expanded my horizons and introduced me to a new paradigm, profoundly transforming my understanding and influencing my work

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When I discovered EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques), a modality that employs acupoint tapping for healing, I realised that my practice will be changed forever. I delved into learning the technique, recognising how effective it can be to effect changes in people's moods and beliefs. Notably, NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) has recommended further research on these tools for PTSD.

Having already gained insights into meridian pathways through my qigong training, incorporating this tool into my practice came naturally. Additionally, I recently completed a Diploma in Practising Energy Psychotherapy, which allowed me to integrate various tools such as chakra healing, Ask & Receive, Psychoanalytic Energy Psychotherapy, Advanced Integrative Therapy, and the Blue Diamond Healing into my therapeutic approach.

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I am in awe of the profound impact these tools can have on individuals despite their simplicity. As someone who was once highly sceptical, I understand the difficulty in believing that tapping on specific points or working with energy centres can be beneficial. However, witnessing the transformative results first-hand changed my perspective entirely.

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Now, I wish everyone, especially psychologists, counsellors, and therapists, would explore these tools and experience their potential. These techniques have the power to not only change our lives but also revolutionise our therapeutic practices, enabling us to provide the best possible service to our clients. Seeing is believing, and I am a firm advocate for embracing these tools to enrich both personal and professional growth.

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Outside of my therapy work, I organise therapeutic dance groups, practice tai chi and qigong, and indulge in creating small mosaic art pieces. Living by the sea brings me great joy, and I cherish visits to my native Spain and exploring other lands through travel.