about me
When I treat a pregnant woman or a newborn baby, I am not applying a protocol.
I'm listening.
Listening to what that body experienced, what it keeps, what it needs to let go.
I have been on this path for more than 20 years, and I feel that now, finally, I am where I always wanted to be:
in that place where the deepest science meets the most human presence.
My purpose today is not just to accompany. Is teach other professionals to accompany like this. To look at the body with scientific curiosity and absolute respect.
To understand that no protocol can replace deep listening to what each body has experienced and needs.
Sharing what we learned
In 2025 I presented my research “The Spiral of Birth and Fascia” in it 7th International Fascia Research Congress (New Orleans) and in the Biotensegrity & Movement Immersion (Portugal). It was the first time that I was able to share with an audience of professionals the scientific conclusions of what I had been observing for years in my practice.
I am a member of the Fascia Research Society y The Fascia Hub, where I continue training with world-renowned researchers. Because the more I know, the more aware I am of everything that still needs to be understood.
My work has two directions: to continue accompanying women and babies in consultation, and train health professionals so that they integrate this perspective into their practice. I want what it has taken me 20 years to put together to be available to whoever needs it.
Years of experience
More than a decade accompanying health, motherhood and self-knowledge processes.
accompanied women
Life stories transformed through conscious body care.
Workshops and group sessions
Shared spaces for self-care, learning and movement.
My scientific training
My scientific training
A path of deep learning
A path of deep learning
There was a time in my career when books were no longer enough.
I needed to understand the body from the inside, touch it, see it organize.
That's why I decided to train in places where fascia is researched at the highest level.
Continuous research
Advanced manual therapy
anatomical dissection
thanks to me training in fascial anatomy In Europe I was able to touch the fascia and see its continuity from the skull to the feet connecting everything.
The vocation
Where it all began
I started as a physical therapist more than 20 years ago. I worked in schools, in early care, with babies, with adults. But I was always interested in the same thing: the female body in transformation. Pregnant women. Those who had just given birth. The babies who carried in their fascia the story of how they had come into the world.
I realized that there was something there that no one was looking at with the depth it deserved. That pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum were not “one-time events”, but rather processes that take place in the body.
And I decided to dedicate my career to that. To study, to train, to travel wherever necessary to be able to accompany these processes with honesty and rigor.
I didn't know then that this path would take me to international conferences. I only knew that I wanted to be of service to the women and babies I accompanied.
That is still my compass.
my approach
How I work today
Specialized clinical consultation
Women in pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum and pelvic floor. Babies with asymmetries, torticollis and breastfeeding difficulties.
Applied research
I transfer what I have learned in anatomical dissection and international conferences to each session.
Vocational training
I teach midwives and physiotherapists to integrate fascial research into perinatal support.
International presentations
I present my research on fascia and birth at world-renowned conferences, keeping up to date with the latest research.
MY commitment
I work softly,
but from a deep knowledge
Presence, scientific rigor and a space where your body - or your baby's - can find its own way back to balance. Support based on real science, not wellness fads.
