Casa Maha means “Great House” in Sanskrit. It was born as a space to share and offer practices, tools and knowledge that support living in a state of well-being, harmony, and connection with one’s own being.

I have been practicing Yoga for more than 20 years, and for the last 15 years the study of yoga together with Ayurveda has guided my training. I have incorporated Ayurveda as a tool for health and well-being, and I share Yoga and meditation practices, Abhyanga massage therapy, and trainings. 

That is how I came to open a space where I can share these tools and also welcome others to offer their own wisdom. In a privileged spot on the river coast, close to the water and embraced by nature, surrounded by trees and a companionable silence, this place becomes a small refuge. The warmth of the wood and the natural elements that shape it help us feel in harmony with our surroundings and with nature.
Nature is a guide, a teacher. By observing, perceiving and contemplating the secrets of creation and manifestation, it helps us to be and to connect with our inner being, with the divinity that dwells within us. That is why the benefits of being in contact with it allow us to return to our innate state of health. 

Therefore, sharing practices of learning, connection and healing with one’s own being makes this a truly special space.