My approach is sensitive, practical, and intersectional. 

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I am interested in supporting the access and integration of neurosciences with contemplative and somatic practices.

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The trauma-informed approach is present across all my work and interventions, as a teacher, therapist, and coach.

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My vision is sustained on the acknowledgement of our interdependence and capacities of regeneration.

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I work from the principles of witnessing, active listening and observation, interconnectedness and value of diversities, from my own place as an immigrant woman.

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Sensorial Yoga is shaped by traditional yoga and neurosciences. 

I am thinking about the connection with our body-knowing, in words of Suely Rolnik,  is an ongoing process of sensing, acting, sharing, choosing, and becoming beyond the individual paradigm.

 

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