If you’re looking for someone who won’t just “watch over” your child, but who will breathe, grow, dream, and learn to love the world together with them, we might understand each other.

I believe children are not raised through words, but through presence, truth, and tenderness.

I am a philosopher, therapist, and Gestalt psychotherapist in training, but above all, a big child who loves rolling in the grass, talking to trees, and rejoicing in life with an open heart.

When working with children, I am an emotionally and psychologically present companion, someone who cares for their safety and nurtures what is most precious in them: their natural curiosity, empathy, and free thinking.

As a philosopher, I naturally encourage children to become independent thinkers and to explore themselves and the world with trust.

I especially love working with highly sensitive children, children with developmental challenges, children on the autism spectrum, and children with Down syndrome, as well as with little babies, whom I especially adore.

I’ve completed seminars in stimulating creativity and divergent thinking (NTC center), and I’ve led numerous workshops, performances, and programs with children of various ages and abilities. I also write stories and poems for children - they are, in fact, my greatest source of inspiration for creation.

With children, I always work in the spirit of truth and authenticity: I teach them not to suppress their feelings, to be honest, and to see the world through their hearts. I’m not interested in social norms : I’m interested in life, soul, and nature.

I feel deeply connected to children who do not speak, as I can sense their messages through body and energy. I myself am spontaneous and natural - often barefoot, muddy, and messy.
I don’t drink, smoke, or eat meat. I don’t like crowds or taverns, I live quietly, simply, and with a lot of love.

On the other hand, I’m endlessly curious and full of passions - I love dancing (flamenco and oriental styles), practicing martial arts, acting, writing, exploring mythologies and stories from around the world, collecting minerals, fossils, and pieces of wood, and painting (just for myself).. I have very vivid imagination combined with philosophically trained mind and a very clownish personality. Being serious is not something I can or tend to accomplish.

If that seems unusual to you, we’re probably not a good match - and that’s completely fine. ?

I don’t work in environments where alcohol, tobacco, or any kind of drugs are used, nor where meat is eaten.
I do not accept jobs that include household chores or cooking (except for the child, and only if we share the same values: vegetarian food).

I work at a gentle pace - up to two or three days a week.
I’m also open to spending time together in nature, or in another city or country. ?

My therapeutic work is deeply somatic and intuitive, as I also work with inherited and collective trauma, often through my own body. That’s why I have days when I withdraw and rest - when I only listen to nature, breathe, and allow the energy to settle. During those times, I’m not available for work or communication with people, which is why flexibility in our arrangement is very important to me.

Please write to me as clearly and sincerely as you can.