Hello! I'm Priscilla,

I'm a proud mom, a hobby-photographer, a cook, an aurora chaser, and someone who has spent most of her life trying to understand what it means to be human, in the body, in relationship, and in connection to the land.

I was born in Lima, Peru, with roots in Chile and the Andean highlands. I grew up in a family where intuition, energy, and the unseen world were not extraordinary, they were just part of life. My maternal lineage carries gifts of mediumship, clairvoyance, and a deep, reciprocal relationship with the natural world. That is where this work began for me, long before I had words for it.

How I came to this work

My formal path started with psychology and early childhood development, and then a life-changing encounter with my own family's intergenerational trauma redirected everything. I realized that healing had to go deeper than talk. It had to go into the body, into the nervous system, into the stories we carry in our bones without knowing it.

In 2010 I began practicing as a spiritual guide. In 2015, a transformative encounter with the Bodhisattva Kwan Yin guided me toward trauma-informed somatic work, shadow work, nervous system regulation, and the living connections between our inner landscape and the world around us. Over the years I deepened my training in somatic and embodiment practices, clinical hypnotherapy, relationship and grief coaching, and energetics.

Today I hold all of it together; the emotional, and the ancestral, the body and the spirit, under what I call an eco-somatic practice. Healing, in my understanding, is never separate from the earth we live on or the lineages we carry.

My training and certifications

Clinical Hypnotherapy · Somatic and Embodiment Practitioner · Life and Relationship Coaching · Grief Coaching · Reiki · Early Childhood Development · Psychology

A little more about me

I am a lifetime learner, a huge nerd for psychology, anthropology, and human evolution, and I am currently finishing a diploma in Interior Design. When I'm not working you'll find me out chasing the Aurora, baking, painting, or having long car-therapy sessions with close friends.

I am casual and easy going. I show up as my full, whole self without apology, and I invite you to do the same.

I am culturally informed and deeply respectful of traditions that are not my own. I do not engage in cultural appropriation of spiritually closed practices. The ancestral healing I offer is rooted in my own lineage; the Andean and Amazonian traditions where this kind of work has been sacred for centuries. When my practice is called "woo woo," I experience that as a dismissal of my cultural roots, and I don't shy away from saying so. I am also currently writing my first book, weaving together my personal experiences, my ancestral roots, and the wisdom this work has brought me. It feels like the most honest thing I have ever done.

If you've found your way here, I trust it wasn't by accident...