The pursuit of the subtle.

I was always drawn to the subtle, nuanced aspects of interactions, touch, sensations. What is the ingredient that makes it feel alive and attuned. Something that doesn’t just get the job done in pragmatic ways, but something that leaves you having experienced something deeper of yourself.

Having started with partner dances in my early teens, I was drawn to the topic of connection. On a pursuit of exploring what makes people feel good in partner dance, what helps them relax, find their own natural body flow

Isabella's passion for dance and movement blossomed at an early age. Her journey began with ballet and soon expanded to encompass a wide range of partner dances, including salsa, Brazilian zouk, and contact improvisation and fusion, among others. This exploration of diverse movement styles ultimately led her to pursue a three-year education at the IWANSON International School of Contemporary Dance, where she earned a diploma in dance pedagogy.

Driven by a profound desire to deepen her understanding of the human body, Isabella continued her studies in the UK, completing a Master of Science in Osteopathy.

Along the way, she also trained in massage therapy, further broadening her expertise.

Throughout her educational journey, Isabella has devoted herself to extensive self-study, delving into books, podcasts, workshops, and self-inquiry.

These efforts have helped her cultivate a holistic understanding of movement, health, the body-mind connection, and dance.

Her work is deeply rooted in her personal values: personal growth, self-awareness, curiosity, open-mindedness, and a trust in life's unfolding.

Isabella is committed to creating spaces—both in her teaching and her bodywork—where individuals can embark on journeys of self-discovery and self observation in a playful way. She fosters an environment that encourages open-mindedness and the ability to see the world with the eyes of love.