Hi,
My name is Giulia,
Eclectic heart, seeker, space holder, dancer, holistic therapist and movement teacher.

After spending many years traversing Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, managing humanitarian projects for some of the world's largest NGOs, I felt a calling to serve in a more personal and authentic manner.

Rooted in 20 years of studies in contemporary dance, my movement practice has evolved through teachers,  explorations and travels, delving into more subtle layers and techniques.

From Elemental Yoga to Yin, Rastorative, Aerial, Yoga Nidra/Non Sleep Deep Rest (NSDR), Traditional Chinese Medicine, Zen Shiatsu and Munz Floor®, my approach incorporates a variety of techniques that I love to blend and adapt to support specific needs.

Today, my purpose is to create a non-judgmental space where the entirety of you is welcome.
Where you can safely build a relationship with the wisdom of your body, learning its language, finding the right practice for you, and exploring any vulnerability, emotion, or physical condition—all while cultivating consistency and healthier habits.

WHAT I BELIEVE IN

All the way through a quite fast-moving life, 2 beliefs have always given me solid ground no matter the circumstances:

YOUR BODY KNOWS

Every time I needed safety, balance, truth or just a felt sense of fullness and wellbeing, I would instinctively turn towards my body.
I have practiced, explored and been formed in a vast number of disciplines and somatic practices, mainly coming from dance, yoga and aerial therapeutics, TCM, psychology and neurosciences. Each one of them has added a layer of consciousness to an innate magnetism toward somatic exploration.

KNOW YOUR MEDICINE AND DEVOTE YOURSELF TO IT

Devote yourself to the practice and hold space for the magic to happen.
The healing, movement and somatic practices that serve us the most will change and evolve together with our life’s seasons and needs.
So, whatever practice you choose, when you think you have found the right medicine for you, stick to it. Engage. Choose consistency over motivation and let the change happen.


Movement never lies.
It is a barometer telling the state of the soul’s weather to all who can read it.
— Martha Graham