ELI GORDOA
After completing a three-year Master’s degree in Music Therapy, I trained for four years in Sensory Awareness, both in Spain and in America.
I am a certified teacher and educator, and a member of the Sensory Awareness Foundation and the Sensory Awareness «Leaders’ Guild».
Nowadays, I support people of all ages and walks through these practices. Every session I offer is caring , centered on the person and on what they truly need.
I work both individually and in groups, and together we explore different themes such as relaxation, emotional regulation, grief, fears, human relationships, self-esteem, creativity, memory, movement, caring of our inner world… and, of course, the joy of enjoyment and simply having fun.
My purpose is simple yet profound: to offer a safe and human space where, through the body and music, we can feel, release, and live with greater presence.
I grew up wrapped in the music of my father: I can still hear the echoes of his voice an guitar in the Rondalla Alaitasuna, the ensemble he directed with such passion. He was my first teacher and my greatest inspiration. At the age of four, I was given my first guitar and since then, music has been with me like a constant heartbeat: playing, singing, and sharing became part of my way of being in the world.
At fifteen, I joined the Rondalla, a musical home where I still belong and which I had the privilege of directing for over 20 years. My voice, the guitar, the ukulele, the flute, and small percussion are now my travel companions.
Although my professional path began in Electronic Engineering, where I worked for two decades, life surprised me with a serious illness that confronted me with my fragility, my deepest vulnerability, and the uncertainty of not knowing what would become of me.
It was then that I found two great allies that completely transformed my life:
MUSIC THERAPY and SENSORY AWARENESS
I grew up wrapped in the music of my father: I can still hear the echoes of his voice an guitar in the Rondalla Alaitasuna, the ensemble he directed with such passion. He was my first teacher and my greatest inspiration. At the age of four, I was given my first guitar and since then, music has been with me like a constant heartbeat: playing, singing, and sharing became part of my way of being in the world.
At fifteen, I joined the Rondalla, a musical home where I still belong and which I had the privilege of directing for over 20 years. My voice, the guitar, the ukulele, the flute, and small percussion are now my travel companions.
Although my professional path began in Electronic Engineering, where I worked for two decades, life surprised me with a serious illness that confronted me with my fragility, my deepest vulnerability, and the uncertainty of not knowing what would become of me.
It was then that I found two great allies that completely transformed my life:
MUSIC THERAPY and SENSORY AWARENESS
Certified teacher at the Sensory Awareness Foundation.
I am a certified teacher of the Sensory Awareness Foundation.
But what is Sensory Awareness? It is a practice that continuously cultivates self-connection: we pay attention to our bodily sensations, inner feelings, or external stimuli, giving us the opportunity to live fully in the present moment.
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A space to breathe, to build confidence, and to meet yourself while enjoying music.
