Yes We Art

I developed YES WE ART through my experience as an artist and creative consultant.

Over the years, I discovered that creating art is not only about making something beautiful, it is a powerful tool for self-expression, wellbeing, and mental health.

The more I developed my artistic practice, the more I experienced how art opens a unique and powerful dialogue within ourselves, one that goes beyond words.

This realization led me to deepen my training and study a Master’s in Art Therapy, so I could accompany others in this process with care and professionalism.

Today, offering these sessions feels deeply meaningful to me. Creating spaces where people can explore, express, and reconnect with themselves it's something that gives a strong sense of purpose to my life.

Art therapy is a way of using drawing, painting, movement, and creative play to express feelings, thoughts, and experiences that are sometimes hard to put into words.

For children, this comes very naturally—art is their language.

For adults, it’s often a rediscovery.

Through colors, shapes, textures, and movement, we can:

• Express emotions safely
• Understand ourselves better
• Find new ways to respond to challenges
• Feel calmer, clearer, and more connected

Each session is a safe and welcoming space where you (or your child) can explore freely.

I gently guide the process through creative proposals such as:

• Drawing, painting, and working with materials
• Simple movement and body awareness
• Playful exercises and creative “games”
• Moments of reflection to give meaning to what appears
  

Step by step, we begin to:

• Untangle what feels stuck (fears, frustrations, confusion)
• Recognize strengths and talents
• Build confidence and new ways of responding to life
  

Yes sessions are open to children from 4 years old.

I work closely with each child and family, respecting their rhythm and their story.

Every family already has valuable resources—my role is to help bring them forward.Art therapy can support children to:

• Express emotions they don’t yet have words for
• Gain confidence and self-esteem
• Navigate changes, fears, or difficult moments
• Feel seen, heard, and understood

How can this help my child?

Every child is unique, and so is every process.

When we support a child, we often bring more balance and wellbeing to the whole family. Children naturally reflect what is happening around them, and they can also be powerful guides for positive change.

Sometimes we feel lost, overwhelmed, or stuck.

Thinking more doesn’t always help—in fact, it can make things feel more tangled.

Through art, we connect with a deeper part of ourselves—the part that already knows the way forward.

You can:

• Explore your inner world
• Understand patterns that hold you back
• Reconnect with your creativity and intuition
• Begin to shape the life you want to live

I dedicate Thursdays and Fridays to offering YES WE ART sessions.

I do one-to-one sessions at my studio in Sant Pere de Ribes and online via zoom.

I am Mexican-French and have worked in English for many years, which allows me to comfortably offer sessions in Spanish, English, and French.

You are welcome to choose the language you feel most at ease with.

I am fortunate to collaborate with a wide network of trusted psychologists, therapists, and coaches. In addition, I work as an art teacher at The Olive Tree School, which keeps me closely connected with children, families, and fellow educators.

These professional connections allow me to offer comprehensive support and ensure that, if a situation goes beyond my scope, you are guided to the right expert.

I also engage in ongoing supervision with another experienced therapist, which helps me reflect, grow, and provide the highest quality care possible.