Horse Girl
I started riding when I was six years old. Born into a family of riders, horses were part of my DNA — the smell of hay, the sound of hooves, the unspoken trust between rider and horse.
Riding Between Worlds
But my life didn’t take a straight path toward the stables. I grew up between worlds, never fully fitting into any of them. At the school of my village, I was “the rich girl,” in high school in the city, I was “the country girl,” and when I moved to Chile and UK, I became “the foreign girl.” On the outside I smiled, but inside I carried silence — about the bullying I endured, and experiences no child should have to face.
Following the Expected Path
I did what was expected. I studied business and earned a Master’s in Publishing at Oxford Brookes, and built a career in publishing, mostly in children’s books. I wanted to inspire kids to learn with curiosity and joy. But behind my desk, something was missing.
Diplomas
2024 UNIR
Master in Sports Coaching & Psychology
2023 Eveil et Nature
Online Forest School Training
2023 Université de Genève
Supporting and Engaging People with Autism – MOOC
2022 FAADA
Online Training in Humanitarian Education
2021 Les Montessouricettes
Online Montessori Training
2020 Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Master in Animal Law
2019 Akhanda Yoga
200H Yoga Teacher Training
2018 Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain
Postgraduate in Equine Therapy and Prosocial Communication
2017 PNL Barcelona, Barcelona
NLP Practicioner
2017 Equilibri, Spain
Certificate in Coaching w/ Horses (expert level)
2016 Bristish Association of Art Therapists, London, UK
Certificate in Art Therapy
2012 -2016 Oxford University, Oxford, UK
Certificate of Higher Education in Psychology
2010 Université Paris Ouest, Summer School, Florence, Italie
Intensive Program about Children Publishing and Learning Strategies
2009-2010 Oxford Brookes, Oxford, UK
Master of Arts – Publishing
2003-2008 ESSCA, Angers, France
Master in Business and Communication Studies

Jumping the obstacles
Several experiences of redundancy. Losing two uncles to cancer. Losing my first puppy in an accident. I asked myself: “If I left this world tomorrow, would I have truly given my best to this world?” The answer was no.
That was the moment I left the corporate world. I went back to my roots — to nature and to horses — and decided to create a new life.The path wasn’t easy. My family didn’t understand. Many people saw equine therapy as either “hippie” or unprofessional. There was no training that matched my vision: ethical, structured, and credible. So I built my own method through my different trainings and my equestrian experience.

Training & Enjoying the Long Ride
I studied psychology at Oxford University, trained in NLP, art therapy, yoga, and equine therapy, and completed expert-level training in coaching with horses as well as sports coaching and Montessori methodology. I learned to trust my own voice more than outside approval.
Today, I welcome children, families, and adults at the Centre d’Equitació Poni Club de Catalunya in Barcelona and at Mas de Vallalta in the Maresme. My work transforms:
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Powerlessness into action
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Distrust into connection
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Stagnation into real, gentle progress
The detours in life can become the most beautiful roads, and the right environment can help a child grow into who they truly are.
Research & Publications
The Horse Emotion Method
TI created the Horse Emotion Method after years of working with riders and families, and it’s grounded in my academic research published in the Journal of Animal Law – available here!
For me, it’s the perfect blend of science, ethics, and genuine connection — designed to help sensitive riders of all ages move from hesitation to confidence, and from disconnection to real, lasting progress.
Clear goals, real results
When we start working together, I take time to understand your goals, challenges, and strengths. I use an initial evaluation, regular check-ins, and tailored action plans.
I also stay in touch with other professionals working alongside the rider — teachers, therapists, coaches — so we’re all moving in the same direction.
That way, the changes we aim for are not only felt — they are visible and measurable.
A holistic approach
For me, a session is much more than just “meeting a horse.” It’s about making the most of your time in nature while reconnecting with your own inner nature.
Depending on your needs, I may combine work with the horse and complementary techniques such as:
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Positive psychology
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Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
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Mindfulness
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Art therapy
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Yoga & Ayurvedic principles
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Montessori
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Natural horsemanship
- Sports Coaching
Part of the herd
Horses are social animals — and so are we. When you (or your child) come to the stables, I want you to feel part of a safe, welcoming herd.
My goal is that you leave each session not only more confident in your child, but also more connected — to yourself, to others, and to the world around you. That’s why I organise a show every 6 months and connect you with other families.
Welcome volunteers!
Would you like to know more about equine therapy? Would you like to spend time with horses? Will you be interested in helping our most vulnerable riders? We will wleocme you with great pleasure and would love to count on your help! Contact us to know more!


