Writer · Educator · Therapeutic Bodywork · Web Projects
Personal and professional work rooted in agriculture, migration, embodied knowledge, decolonial reflection, practical technology, and the long memory of land.
Living intersections
This site gathers the background behind several connected projects: Kawsay Amaru Massage, AmaruWeb, FarmworkersCare, and Vision Amaru. Storytelling is not separate from therapeutic work; memory, culture, touch, and technology are all ways of organizing care.
Roots
The therapist of Kawsay Amaru Massage, the developer of AmaruWeb, the educator of FarmworkersCare, and the builder behind Vision Amaru come from the same ground: intercultural education, agricultural experience, public health communication, cultural studies, and embodied practice.
Family stories, migration, oral history, and landscapes that continue to teach.
Massage therapy, nervous system regulation, breath, pain, mobility, and presence.
Websites, educational platforms, community tools, media, and practical digital systems.
Current directions
These projects connect cultural roots, therapeutic practice, community education, and practical digital tools for small organizations, providers, and living archives.
Therapeutic bodywork as care for the living body-territory.
Education and advocacy rooted in farmworker experience and pesticide safety.
Websites, media, AI-ready tools, and digital systems for practical work.