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MAYA

I'm a Movement Lover, Holistic Coach and well-being entrepreneur, co-founder of LÅŒKAHI HOLISTIC STUDIO, where healing and movement come together. I guide individuals through breathwork for emotional and trauma release, while building a loving, supportive community.

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Over the years, I’ve helped many reclaim control of their lives, starting with fitness coaching and yoga. I soon realized it’s about more than just the physical. My work now encompasses movement, nutrition, self-reflection, and self-acceptance. My goal is to share the insights I’ve gained through personal experience and learning, empowering others to embark on their journey toward self-awareness and fulfillment.

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At 30, I reflect on my path of self-discovery, embracing kindness and self-acceptance. This journey is ongoing, and though challenges arise, I’ve always held onto faith and persevered. I invite you to step into the movie of your life and take action. Are you ready?

Work with me, if you want...
 

≈ A harmonious relationship between your body and your mind 

≈ Releasing Emotional Blockages 

≈ Fully Presence Vibration in Life

≈ Dare to be authentic and follow your desires

≈Taking Action and Increased Confidence

≈ Embody your values and personal development

≈ Freeing the Cage​​

A journey through acceptance

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At 8 years old, I began to explore my emotions, questioning my place in the world and my ability to integrate into it. To ground myself, I learned conscious breathing through the "Box Breathing" method. It was also around this time that I started journaling, setting me on a path towards better self-awareness. The sports I was practicing then helped boost my confidence, even though I was already grappling with harsh thoughts about myself and my body.

 

Between the ages of 13 and 16, I went through a period of deep disconnection from myself. Sports lost their significance, my health took a back seat, and I struggled with internal conflicts. During this tumultuous time, I discovered yoga, initially drawn to its calming effects on my mind. Despite unhealthy behaviors like recreational drug use and poor eating habits, two things remained anchored: my breath, a true anchor in the present moment, and my faith. These two pillars supported me through this period of uncertainty and turmoil.

 

At 19, I regained the strength and sense of responsibility needed to take control of my life. I realized that I was the actor of the change I deeply desired, and I decided to take action.

 

At 20, I wanted to plant a seed in the lives of others, to share my journey, and I chose to pursue a path of support through yoga and fitness coaching. However, despite my practices, anxiety persisted, and my relationship with my body and femininity remained fragile. I then deepened my practice of breathing, seeking to breathe better and more consciously. Even today, I continue to learn about different techniques of this powerful tool that is our breath. This has allowed me to embrace all parts of myself—the ones that shamed me, hurt me, liberated me, and taught me. Instead of seeking to heal, I learned to accept. This is how my transformation began.

 

At 28, I decided to guide others through breathwork by training as a facilitator. I studied, practiced, attended online and in-person courses, and listened to testimonies. I learned and clarified the type of facilitator I did not want to be while still searching for the tools to provide genuine and authentic support. I began leading regular sessions, contributing to others' transformations while learning humility, service, and the importance of staying true to myself. I witnessed incredible things, was deeply moved by sessions, often felt fear, and questioned myself many times. It has been a constant learning process.

 

Today, I feel the call to teach, to empower future facilitators for this impactful role. I wish to share this powerful practice, pass on my experiences, guide, and train a team of skilled facilitators capable of performing this role with love, humility, and seriousness.

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