I’m Ceci, the Chaos Calmer-in-Chief behind this very small but heartfelt business and I'm really grateful you're here.

I’m a woman, an immigrant, an idealist, and super sensitive and intuitive. I roll through life as a mom, partner, entrepreneur, life coach, massage therapist—and way more besides.

I was born in Argentina, and I’ve been living in London with my partner for over six years (coming and going from Buenos Aires). Two years ago, our son arrived — making everything more complex, more intense, more challenging, and more full of love. He also came to confirm what I already suspected: motherhood is deeply romanticised. It’s the most difficult and ambivalent thing I’ve ever experienced.

I’m always on this personal mission to grow, to live lighter and freer, to accept myself and life as it is, with the less resistance possible.

I love beauty in all its forms — the sensory, the pleasurable, music, dance… all of it. I try to bring a bit of all that into my work too, creating a meaningful, sensory experience that feels nourishing and deeply pleasurable.

A few years ago, I felt a strong call to focus all my work on women. And with time, I understood that behind that decision there was something much deeper — a truth that only grew louder when I became a mother.
Because women carry the emotional load of the world. And most of the time, it’s invisible. That weight wears us out, burns us up, and steals our joy.

Helping other women reconnect with themselves helps me do the same.

I’ve spent my whole adult life (and some days still do) figuring this out — crawling out of lows, depression, burnout, apathy, feeling lost… learning (little by little) how to really rest on the inside. To find peace in my mind, calm in my body, and balance in my emotions.
In short: learning to trust life, accept what shows up, and still show up— even when things feel awful.
Not perfectly. Not always happily. But honestly.

I want to create a space I’d love to have myself—
a laid-back place where women support, encourage, and walk together.
A space to feel better and move forward in life, leaving behind the shame, comparison, and competition we’ve so often been taught to have with one another.
A space of respect.
A space of freedom.