I offer individual online sessions to support adults seeking clarity, reflection, and guidance in personal, emotional, and well-being matters. These sessions provide a structured, attentive, and confidential space to explore challenges, reflect on patterns, and identify practical approaches for growth and self-understanding. With a background in Psychoanalysis, Dramatic Arts, and extensive research in theatre and Butoh, I bring a deep understanding of human behavior, interpersonal dynamics, and the complexity of individual experiences. My years of work with diverse individuals have given me insight into supporting people in navigating personal, emotional, and health-related questions with empathy and professionalism. Sessions are fully online, tailored to your needs, and conducted in a safe and professional environment.

Do you want to unlock your creative potential and explore new ways of thinking in everyday life, photography, or writing? I offer online sessions designed to help you think outside the box, generate original ideas, and approach projects with fresh perspectives. With a background in Theatre, Butoh, and Letters, and over 13 years of experience in the arts, I bring a deep understanding of creativity and expression. I have also taught photography for two years in-person and through private lessons, which allows me to guide students in practical ways to develop their ideas and express themselves visually and conceptually. These sessions are personalized to your interests and goals, and can help you: Explore innovative ideas for personal or professional projects Enhance creativity in writing, photography, or daily life Break free from routine thinking and discover new ways to see and express the world

In my classes, I work with mindfulness, presence, energetic expansion, and ancestry as foundational elements of the creative process. Through embodied practices, I guide students in developing self-awareness, a deeper connection with themselves, and a conscious interaction with space. This work can be directed both toward the construction of truthful, grounded characters and toward more abstract explorations, engaging the interior dimensions of each individual and their unique expressive potential. I am a Brazilian actress and educator based in Glasgow, with over 13 years of experience in theatre and butoh. With a background in Dramatic Arts, Psychoanalysis, and Literature, my work is grounded in ongoing field research and embodied practice, bringing together lived experience and teaching. I have been teaching since 2012 and successfully transitioned to online instruction in 2019, building a loyal and engaged community of students in Brazil. I am now excited to expand my work and share this practice with students worldwide. As a member of the Brazilian theatre group Coletivo MÓ, I specialize in physical theatre techniques inspired by masters such as Luís Otávio Burnier, Jerzy Grotowski, Eugenio Barba, Kazuo Ohno, Tatsumi Hijikata, and Tadashi Endo. My practice also incorporates elements of Butoh dance and clow, creating a rich, multidimensional approach to performance, creativity, and self-expression.

I have been working as an actress and educator since 2012, and since 2015 I have devoted myself to the study and practice of Butoh dance and physical theatre. My journey in this field began at LUME Teatro, a renowned theatre group with over 40 years of history, where I studied and practised the methodology developed by Luís Otávio Burnier. In 2015, Butoh entered my life and profoundly transformed my understanding of art and existence. Through the work of Kazuo Ohno and Tatsumi Hijikata, I encountered the depth and expressive power of Butoh not only as an artistic language, but also as a way of life. Over time, what began as research has become a guiding philosophy, shaping how I perceive movement, presence, expression, and the human experience. Butoh is a Japanese dance form that emerged in the 1950s. It is a practice that works from the inside out, functioning as an active meditation and a process of self-knowledge. In Butoh, the body becomes an instrument of poetry, subjectivity, and transformation, inviting a deep immersion into one’s inner landscape. Within Butoh, there is the concept of ma, the space in between, referring to invisible and empty spaces where matter cannot be seen, yet which are filled with life and presence. This understanding resonates with aspects of Buddhist philosophy, offering a sensitive invitation to experience oneself, the surrounding space, nature, and life with greater awareness and openness.