QUIÉNES SOMOS
- Eli. Dance Movement Therapist with a somatic focus through Body-Mind Dancing® and embodiment techniques. She integrates Laban and Kestenberg Movement Analysis to foster awareness of personal and relational movement patterns, emotional regulation, and a compassionate relationship with the body. She has experience in therapeutic and community settings supporting children, adolescents, families, and individuals with functional diversity or addictions.
- Gabriela. Dance Movement Therapist with experience as a professional dancer and a background in psychology; currently pursuing a Master’s in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. Her work focuses on the mind-body connection through movement, facilitating spaces for physical exploration that foster awareness, expression, and well-being.
- Kristina. Certified Yoga Teacher (Hatha Vinyasa and Restorative Yoga), Embodiment Coach, and ACC Accredited Coach. She supports individuals and professionals in creating more conscious, aligned, and balanced lives. By combining her fascination for the mind-body connection with practical tools for real daily self-care, her sessions offer a holistic approach to generating sustainable change.
- Tania. utritionist specializing in Eating Disorders (ED) and Sports Nutrition. Her approach focuses on rebuilding the relationship with food and the body through flexibility, compassion, and awareness, moving away from rigid performance or image ideals. She draws on her background as a figure skater to promote body acceptance and sustainable movement, prioritizing holistic well-being and a liberated connection with eating.
- Montse. Food Educator and Therapeutic Cook. Certified in Natural and Therapeutic Cooking and Natural and Oriental Dietetics (IFP Roger de Llúria). Macrobiotic Consultant. For 11 years, she has been helping people reclaim their energy and well-being through their daily diet. She combines the art of knowing which foods you need with the art of cooking them simply yet deliciously.
- Noelia. Nutritionist specializing in Eating Disorders (ED), Medical Anthropology, and Global Health. Trained in the Health at Every Size (HAES) and Intuitive Eating approach, she integrates a social, cultural, and emotional perspective on health. She has clinical and community experience supporting individuals in improving their relationship with food and their bodies through respect and flexibility.





