When I found, by one of those coincidences of life, Claudia Rainville's book Metamedicine, healing at your fingertips, on a dining table in Switzerland, I immediately knew it was going to be very important to me.

The following month I was already in Italy for my first LME. Then came others, the training and all the rest of the complementary seminars, my colleagues and Claudia's always invaluable teaching. The empty spaces in my life that remained to be resolved were gradually being filled.

Metamedicine was what I had been searching for for so long, the approach that I myself dreamed of formulating, but I had the great fortune to find it already formulated, structured, and with a perfection and a 'savoir faire' that I could never have achieved even in my best dreams.

Truly, Metamedicine gave me so much more than I could have ever imagined. Now it is the main axis of my profession, and thanks to it and to the whole journey traveled with so many other teachers, I can say something that throughout my life had been a vague idea, perhaps unattainable: I feel fulfilled professionally, as a human being and as a woman.

I currently work as a Metamedicine consultant, Family Constellations facilitator, Reiki master and teacher, and I run the Kintsugi School.

I also feel almost as a personal mission my work as a lecturer on different aspects of health, illness, and pain to shed light on the logic and coherence of our body's messages and to bring the new paradigms about well-being and health closer in an easy and accessible way to all kinds of audiences.

I am passionate about teaching, and my will is to be a driving force for individual consciences towards new ways of understanding and living the fact of being human from new, freer and more authentic paradigms; men and women connected with the primal, the bodily, the essential, the mythical, who can elevate themselves and elevate humanity to the highest peaks of spirituality. My entire human and professional journey has been exciting (I won't say easy), but today I can say that life is an adventure worth living, truly the only adventure that can truly be lived.