I’m Mayela, a holistic therapist originally from Mexico and based in the Lake District, UK, for over 16 years.

My interest in holistic healing grew from a personal search for understanding, balance, and connection. Over the years, that curiosity has become both a way of life and the foundation of my professional practice. One of the experiences that deeply influenced my path was walking the Camino de Santiago in 2008, a journey that encouraged me to look inward and explore healing from a broader perspective.

After moving to England in 2009, I started my professional training in holistic and complementary therapies. Over the years, I have continued my studies in the UK, Spain, Thailand, Germany, and Mexico, exploring different healing traditions and perspectives. I have been working independently in my own practice for more than ten years, supporting people through a wide range of holistic approaches.

I continue to study and explore different approaches to healing and self-development, both professionally and personally. For me, learning is an ongoing process of getting to know myself more deeply and expanding my understanding of the many ways people experience health, wellbeing, and personal growth.

Over the years, I have trained in and explored a variety of modalities, including massage therapy, reflexology, aromatherapy, energy healing, meditation, womb therapy, fire cupping, medicinal plants, Akashic Records, sacred geometry, ancestral and transgenerational work, animal communication, and different systems of numerology. Some of these tools and perspectives may be incorporated into my sessions when appropriate.

I do not follow a fixed formula. Every person, animal, and space is unique, so I work intuitively and adapt my approach according to what feels most relevant and supportive in each situation. Sometimes the focus is physical, sometimes emotional, energetic, symbolic, or practical.

At the heart of my work is creating a space where people can pause, reconnect with themselves, and explore their own process in a way that feels safe, grounded, and respectful.

Outside of my practice, I enjoy travelling, learning about different cultures, spending time in nature, and sharing life with the people and animals I love. These experiences continue to inspire both my personal journey and the way I work with others.