About

Who I Am

Walking Through Transformation and Awareness

I did not choose transformation. Transformation chose me — more than once.
And each time, I said yes. Even when it was frightening.

My Path

The path of my life has not been linear, but it has always been true — often intense, sometimes challenging, always meaningful.

I left my family home early and built my own way through choices that were autonomous, courageous, and rarely comfortable.
I raised my daughter on my own, moving through struggles, crises, and moments of deep transformation.

Each passage taught me something essential: how to let go, how to stay, and how to begin again — again and again.

Over time, I have lived many lives in one.
Changing places, work, perspectives — learning not only from study, but from direct experience.

More than anything, it has been life itself that shaped me.
Life lived, in all its complexity, has always been my deepest teacher.

My Work

For many years I have worked with people in moments of change, fragility and transformation.

I have accompanied children, teenagers, women, adults and the elderly, including those facing psychological difficulties, disabilities, and complex life situations.
I have worked in schools, educational settings and artistic contexts, creating spaces where expression, listening and transformation could take place.

This experience has brought me into contact with many forms of humanity.
It has taught me to listen deeply, to welcome without judgment, and to recognize the true need beneath what appears on the surface.

My Approach

My approach is experiential and symbolic.

I work through art, body, imagination and presence — creating spaces where something can emerge, transform and find meaning.

I do not try to “fix” people.
Instead, I accompany processes.

I believe that transformation happens when we are truly met — not corrected, not pushed, but listened to.

Each path is unique.
Each encounter is alive.

Today

What I offer today is not a method, but a presence.
Not a fixed technique, but a way of being with what is real.

I integrate art therapy, creative processes, bodywork and symbolic exploration into a work that is both grounded and intuitive.

Together with my collaborators, I also created Emaholab, an educational and artistic space where care, creativity and transformation meet.

I collaborate with Tuscany Stone Lab, where art, material and inner work come together through sculpture and the relationship with nature.