Do you really want to know more about me?

After finishing my doctorate in health sciences, more specifically in physiotherapy, I believe that every day I begin to learn.

I can’t help but smile at what I consider a paradox of fate: my birthday is on World Physiotherapy Day, funny right?

I have a master’s degree in mistakes, failures and confusions. Then I built a better version of myself.

On my way, I have been fortunate to meet the great masters of physiotherapy and neurodevelopment. Thanks to his legacy, I created my own paradigms; own innovative methodologies for child development and adult physiotherapy. and physiotherapy for adults.

Since then, I travel and expand my boundaries to train health and education professionals in models of thinking that take them beyond what they believe to be their own limits. health and education professionals in models of thinking that take them beyond what they believe to be their own limits..

Through my publications and my work as a trainer and lecturer I try to create bridges between areas of knowledge and professional disciplines that should always have worked together.

An example of these bridges is my research in the area of manual therapy in the oculomotor system. It has improved the lives of thousands of people with headaches, balance disorders and head injuries, in a wonderful collaboration between physiotherapy and optometry.
In addition, I lead the international project TMPI-PIMT. Our mission? Improving the way families, professionals, and institutions worldwide support the development of babies and children.