\u201cOur first self is sensory.\u201d Physical contact is essential for neurological development and is one of the best ways to relieve psychological pain. \n<\/p>\n\n
My journey begins in the theater and it is important for me to highlight my journey as an actress, because for more than 10 years I have dedicated myself to exploring and deepening the relationship with my body as a means of expression. My life with massage begins in Buenos Aires during the first Thai massage session with a friend who would later become my first teacher. I completed my training with 120 hours of traditional Thai massage at Devayana Centro Hol\u00edstico in Buenos Aires and 120 hours of Spa and body treatments at the Wat Po school in Thailand. \n<\/p>\n\n
I listened to my deep desire to support others and decided to follow this path, based on Thai massage, because it is a technique that reminds me that everything is harmoniously linked. Connection during a massage includes who receives and who gives during the massage, respecting each person’s breathing, times and possibilities. I give, without forgetting myself, I listen to you, perceive you and accompany you as I come back to myself with each breath. \n<\/p>\n\n
We dance together, between technique and improvisation, sharing our breaths and our possibilities, abandoning ourselves to the wonderful experience of feeling ourselves. \n<\/p>\n\n
Artemise – Centre f\u00e9minin and I create for you a space of rest, respect and pleasure. It\u2019s our humble way of building a kinder world.<\/strong><\/p>