I am a mystical, creative, animist, care & community advocate, somatic educator and caregiver with over 5 years of in-depth training, mentorship and experience in somatic education + care and traditional Yoga philosophy, a literal lifetime of training and experience in the talented arts, 22 years as a freelance graphic & web designer, as well as over 17 years in the service industry as a bartender in NYC & Asbury Park, NJ.

I am wholehearted to practicing a care & consent focused, non-hierarchal way of being in this world by:

  • Actively unlearning systems of oppression

  • Approaching transformation, grief, pleasure, conflict and community from an intersectional lens and embodied capacity

  • Honoring our humanness & Divinity

  • Honesty & Accountability

  • Creating beauty, art and ritual

About Me

I’m a queer, neurodiverse, eldest first generation daughter of Immigrant parents; my mother immigrating from Argentina, my father from Cuba, my Matriarchal lineage of Indigenous ancestry of so-called Eastern South “america,” Northern Spain and many other regions of the world.

With my identities comes…

my inherited gifts of care-tending, creative expression, Animism & a closeness and connection to the Earth and all Beings, to be in community, my practice in holistic care; food & plants as medicine, body care and a ritualist by Heart, and the ancestral connection to Resistance, Rebellion, Liberation, and search for Spiritual connection and Truth.

the wounding, grief, rage and accompanying shadow work of the “colonized” and colonization, patriarchy & capitalism within my ancestry; the disconnect of my ancestors and lineage, loss of security, resource, and autonomy, loss of extended family and community, loss of a Matriarchal way of Life, disconnection & loss of spiritual and sacred traditional practices, loss and confusion of identity and a loss of my childhood.

All these pieces make a whole Me, they shape how I Love and care, my Grief, my humor, my personalities, what I find beautiful and painful, how I teach & work, my insight, my values, how I interact with the world.

I am someone who believes in and is working toward (psychiatric) abolition and have intentional chosen not to go through any government or state-sanctioned licensure or training. Instead, I study and practice the modalities I now offer by first being led through them in my own lived experience and by training with educators and mentors rooted in spiritual and cultural lineage, as well as self study and practice.

This led me to a reconnecting and re-membering the growth, flexibility & healing capacity of our bodies through knowledge, movement, breath, our creative and spiritual nature, community, relationships, care and Devotion.

a note on

un-colonizing knowledge 

As an artist, educator & caregiver who is continuously & actively un-colonizing, I believe it is important and in right relation to name our lineages, teachers, education, experience, and sources; to name and honor tradition, ancestors, elders and teachers in order to help mitigate cultural extraction, appropriation & erasure that is often found in the “spiritual, wellness, and mental health” industries.

As we unlearn these systems of domination and divest from these care-less, harmful, violent, colonial, carceral, profit over people institutions, we will need multiple sources of knowledge & education through teachers & creatives, lineage, self-study and lived direct experience, this includes learning through mistakes too!