
I curate experiences where movement, voice, and awareness converge — where communication is embodied, parents and teachers learn to navigate challenges with calm and clarity, and self-expression unfolds through art and somatic practice.
Every session, every gesture, every pause is an invitation: to meet yourself fully, honor your inner life, and connect with the healing intelligence that already resides within you.
A somatic practice is a guided exploration of your body and movement. It might involve gentle stretches, shifting your posture, noticing how your muscles feel, or experimenting with weight and balance.
You may also explore movement improvisation, voice exercises, drawing, or writing to express sensations and emotions. Through these exercises, you learn to observe your body’s responses, uncover habitual patterns, and engage your physical, emotional, and creative intelligence in real time.
Love is what powers my approach. I support you in connecting with yourself and others with curiosity, gentleness, and attentiveness.
Through deep sensing, clarity quietly emerges. I encourage you to become aware of what is alive in your body, your voice, and your interactions.
We are our own medicine. The strength, wisdom, and insight you seek already exist inside.
I can guide you in encountering it, moment by moment, through your movement, words, and being.
I am an educator, artist, and somatic movement practitioner. My work brings together creativity, compassion, and healing through the body. A multicultural background and a life shaped by migration have fostered a sensitivity to identity, belonging, and cultural diversity. I deeply believe in creating inclusive spaces where people can learn, express themselves, and reconnect with their inner lives.
With over 15 years of experience teaching languages, translating, and guiding educational practices — including Montessori pedagogy — I support learners in English and Spanish to discover confidence, clarity, and voice. I am a certified Montessori Guide (ages 3–6) and a Rainbow Kids children’s yoga instructor, integrating play, mindfulness, and empathy into every practice.
My journey as a parent navigating profound challenges has deeply shaped my approach. Experiencing moments of uncertainty, illness, and trauma on the frontlines of caregiving has taught me the importance of presence, resilience, and compassion. These experiences inform my work with parents, educators, and caregivers, supporting emotional awareness, groundedness, and authentic connection.
As a dancer, singer, and visual artist, I have long used expressive arts as a path for self-exploration and healing.
My training as a Somatic Movement Practitioner at the Tamalpa Institute has strengthened my ability to guide others in reconnecting body and mind, unlocking authentic expression, creativity, and embodied presence.
My approach combines somatic awareness, expressive arts, and communication strategies with support, reflection, and structure — helping you stay aligned with your intentions while honoring your unique process.
I am particularly inspired to work with migrants, parents, women, and those navigating life transitions. Whether in language coaching, workshops, or one-on-one sessions, I invite you to explore your body, voice, and creativity in a safe, guided, and liberating space.
No previous experience is required — only curiosity, courage, and a willingness to meet yourself fully.
Speak confidently, express authentically
Communication is more than vocabulary and grammar — it’s the way we inhabit our voice, connect with others, and express our ideas with confidence. As a trained language teacher and somatic practitioner, I combine clear, structured language instruction with body-based communication tools to help you develop both linguistic skills and communicative presence.
My coaching integrates the technical aspects of language learning (pronunciation, fluency, clarity, structure) with practical somatic elements such as posture, breath, tone, and rhythm. These physical components directly influence how we speak and how others receive us. By becoming aware of the body in communication, you build confidence, reduce tension, and express yourself more naturally in English or Spanish.
Whether you are strengthening your professional voice, preparing for presentations, or learning to communicate across languages, this coaching supports you to:
The goal is practical and empowering: to help you speak with confidence, communicate with ease, and express yourself fully in the languages and contexts that matter most to you.
I had the pleasure of having Andrea Gomez as my teacher for two years. In my opinion, she was the best English teacher I have ever had. She is professional, attentive, and she challenged me to make English a part of my life and to use it as much as possible. Every class, she brought new subjects—beyond the book—to study.
I felt that I improved my language skills with her help, which made me much more confident using English at work, where I participate in meetings and read and write documents in English constantly. I strongly recommend her to teach anyone who needs or wants to learn English. She is a wonderful person.
Sandro Charkani
I offer free 30-minute introductory calls where we can talk about your goals, challenges, and what you hope to transform in your communication.
You can reach me directly to book a session or ask questions:
Do you end the day exhausted and overstimulated?
Does your patience run out faster than you wish it did?
This session focuses on the invisible load parents carry. Through gentle somatic awareness, guided reflection, and communication practices, we explore how the body holds and releases stress — and how to restore your inner reserves.
This offering supports parents who want to:
Do you want your classroom to feel calmer, safer, and more connected?
What would change if you felt more grounded in your body while teaching?
This practice explores how somatic awareness enhances communication, classroom leadership, and relationship-building. Educators learn to use posture, breath, movement, and intention to create an environment where students feel seen and supported.
Do you feel like you’re always “on”?
What if you had tools to recharge during the school day—not just at the end of it?
This training focuses on helping teachers maintain their energy and emotional resilience throughout the year. Rather than pushing through overwhelm, educators learn body-based resets, micro-practices for transitions, and ways to work with their nervous system instead of against it.
We are bodies that remember: every story, every emotion, every longing lives within us — in the sway of our spine, the rhythm of our breath, the curve of our hands. Somatic Expressive Arts invites us to listen deeply to these whispers, to move, create, and inhabit our lives with awareness and tenderness.
Through movement, dance, drawing, voice, writing, and imagination, we create a space where body, mind, emotion, and spirit converge — a place to explore, to heal, to be fully seen by yourself. In my sessions, you are invited to:
Let your body speak its own language through gentle movement, dance, and breathwork — discovering what words cannot hold.
Draw, write, sing, improvise. Give shape to memories, sensations, or emotions that arise from the depths of your inner landscape.
Sit with what emerges. Witness. Integrate. Let meaning unfold — in movement, in art, in breath, in silence.
This work is not about performance, skill, or perfection. It is about presence, authenticity, and returning home to your own body.
Have you experienced migration as something that lives not only in your story, but in your body?
Do feelings of grief, hope, memory, or displacement feel difficult to express in words alone?
This series of workshops explores migration as an embodied, emotional, and poetic experience.
Through gentle somatic practices, expressive arts, and collaborative exploration, we create a safe space where lived experiences of moving can be transformed into personal and shared forms of expression.
This offering supports participants who want to:
A private, personalized space to explore movement, creativity, and self-expression at your own pace. Together, we will follow the threads of your story through body, voice, and imagination — tracing the pathways from lived experience to creative expression.
I offer free 30-minute introductory calls to discuss your goals, answer questions, and see if this work is a good fit for you.
Contact me to schedule your call and begin the journey of reconnecting with your body, your creativity, and your inner life.
The Tamalpa Life/Art Process®, developed by Anna and Daria Halprin, is a movement-based expressive arts method that sees the body as a vessel of life — carrying memories, emotions, and stories ready to be expressed through movement, drawing, voice, writing, and imagination.
This approach cultivates awareness on multiple levels — physical, emotional, mental, and imaginative — offering a path for insight, creative expression, and personal transformation.
In my work, I draw on this lineage while sharing my own creations. Through these expressions, I create spaces where people can reconnect with themselves, reclaim their voice, and transform their inner and outer worlds from the inside out.
On 02/11/25, I had the opportunity to take part in a Somatic Movement practice: holding and letting go—an exploration of movement through flow breathing, writing, and drawing. What stood out to me most in this practice was the importance of conscious breathing in every moment of our day.
The practice prepared me to detach, to “let go” of attitudes and beliefs that no longer serve me in my current stage of life.
It was a great opportunity for self-knowledge through body awareness and for personal growth.
Ana Celina Ribeiro Ciancio Siqueira, 74 years old