Marina is fascinated for experiencing:

• The potential of the body intelligence,
• Different consciousness states,
• Deep human connections and relationships,
• Interconnections between ourselves (body and mind), nature, and the world around us.

She embodies an accurate, intelligent, informed, subtle yet deep touch which likes to sense & invite to consciousness the body anatomy meticulously and also all the other bodies connected to the physical one.

For her, inviting to consciousness is the start point for a body-mind-soul healing process in which the body (& being) deeper & genuine needs can apear to be perceived/felt/seen & so… the body itself, through its genuine intelligence & expression can find back its own re-alignment & healing.

Marina’s deep connection with water started even before she was born. Her mother had a condition called hydramnios during pregnancy, which meant that the embryo was surrounded by higher-than-average amount of water. Her name has connotations with water and the ocean – it’s derived from the Latin word “marinus,” which means “of the sea” or “from the sea”. She was born in March, a Pisces in the Zodiac! She is loving and compassionate, with an innate ability to deeply connect and understand other’s feelings.

Marina lived much of her life on the shores of Mediterranean Sea in Spain, diving into it almost daily as her personal morning routine.  Later in life, she used water therapy as a form of self-care and general wellbeing. As a young adult, she briefly worked as social and anthropological documentary maker, travelling in Africa and the Brazilian Amazon, learning about different cultures and studying ways of living and human relationships.

Today, her background is rich in continuous practice and studies in somatic therapies, movement disciplines, dance, repatering bodywork, and different aquatic bodywork modalities. She is passionate about using these therapies to connect with individuals and support their body-mind-soul healing process. While she is passionate about helping individuals through individual sessions, she felt the need to share her learnings more widely by training others to become facilitators of these transformational therapies. With this goal in mind, she combined elements of each of these practices and created a unique program for future facilitators: the LIQUID COSMOS.

A lot of the material and techniques she shares are the result of her investigative studies on how to apply BMC (Body-Mind-Centering) principles into Aquatic Bodywork. And this makes her work unique within the Aquatic Practices world. (more info about BMC here). Her trainings also include elements of disciplines such as:

• Aguahara & Watsu (studies in Aquatic Bodywork),
• Contact Improvisation (which she practices for a couple of decades),
• Butoh dance,
• Ritual & Nature dance,
• Yoga & pranayama,
• Free-dive technics.

As Marina herself is in constant transformation, LIQUIDCOSMOS is in ongoing development and investigation, and it incorporates her interest in research and passion for learning new tools and techniques.

Though, before she dedicated most of her time to somatics in water, even she was a lot in water for her own well being, she worked