Hello, my name is Monica. I am the mother of three wonderful children, a nurse with over 10 years of experience, a homeopath, and a specialist in Ericksonian Hypnosis.
Through my experience as a nurse, I have learned a great deal about human beings. However, due to my hypersensitivity, I also had to take a step back to cope with suffering, illness, and grief. This distance taught me one essential thing: every person is different. There is a complex diversity of human beings, and when faced with the same symptom or illness, each person reacts differently. This realization led me to consider each individual as unique.
At the same time, on my personal journey, I faced illness with my eldest son. When he was four years old, after multiple hospitalizations, I asked myself a life-changing question: could there be another way to treat and, most importantly, heal him? In searching for a solution for my son, I discovered a different approach to healing through homeopathy. This approach aligned with my values—not causing harm and respecting each person's individuality.
Homeopathy, the first quantum medicine, has been around for over 200 years. Although still relatively unknown and controversial, the results for my son were nothing short of miraculous. I was so convinced that I wanted to learn this practice myself. In 2014, I began my training in unicist homeopathy. It was not an easy path, as two opposing views of illness and health emerged. This journey profoundly challenged my beliefs and worldview. In homeopathy, one principle is that the body heals itself through its symptoms and illnesses. However, in our society, illness is seen as something to be eradicated. Universal and natural healing laws are no longer taught in our schools, as the scientific world and statistical studies have monopolized the concept of "absolute truth."
Here is where two paradigms collided: the current medical approach, grounded in scientific "proofs" that view the human being as fragmented into specialties (ENT, cardiology, gastroenterology, etc.), and the concept of individuality with a unified, indivisible view of the world, where the human being is seen as a whole. This led me to another question: how can scientific evidence be true when every individual reacts differently? This question reinforced my belief that there is no absolute truth and that I can help people by teaching them the art of self-healing.
This is my calling: to transmit the art of healing through my holistic vision. One important lesson I have learned is that the individual is solely responsible for their own healing. While they may sometimes need guidance and assistance, they are their own key to recovery. Through hypnosis, I also help shed light on unconscious blocks or beliefs that may hinder a person's ability to achieve their healing goals. In conclusion, my mission is to help you, through my skills and experience, reclaim your inner healing power.
“The idea that there are spiritual things and material things is also a concept of separation, fragmentation, and isolation. In fact, what we call the spiritual world might simply be physics we do not yet understand—essentially, the dynamics of the material world that include the flows of information we call consciousness.” — Nassim Haramein
