I believe that suffering finds its origin and meaning both in an individual and collective way. Following this belief, and through working on substance abuse clinical treatments in group settings in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I trained to become a Therapeutical Theatre facilitator and developed a theatre workshop program. From that training, I took part in creating and performing a theatre play involving drug abuse inpatients and professional drama actors. Continuing this line of work, I‘ve trained and developed in Berlin for the past years focusing on Psychodrama. Since I became a Psychodrama Practitioner I continue further studies and research in the same field until this day.
These experiences have enriched my work perspective, in which an artistic point of view tends to offer new ways to look into oneself’s symptoms: trauma, attachment, addictions or existentialist crisis. I find these axes deeply representative of how I have shaped the construction of my group practice.