Valentina, an accomplished psychologist and artist, has seamlessly integrated her dual expertise into the realm of art therapy, catering to women of diverse backgrounds and ages. Her literary journey commences with the compelling book "For Her," the inaugural installment of a trilogy that will be complemented by "For Him" and "For Them."
The genesis of "For Her" extends far back in time, its roots entrenched in the lives of three generations of women who nurtured Valentina within the rich traditions of her cultural and social heritage. With the tapestry of marriage, relocations, and the profound experience of childbirth, Valentina found herself grappling with fundamental questions about the world she was born into, prompting her to explore alternate perspectives and continuous personal growth.
Her quest for self-discovery encompassed a diverse array of endeavors, from psychological training and meditation to theta healing, yoga, vipassana, extrasensory perception, veganism, and an insatiable appetite for literature on women. She discovered that many of these sources provided only fragmented insights, akin to isolated puzzle pieces. It was only after several years of introspection that a complete picture began to crystallize in her mind, a perspective she now eagerly desires to share with others.
Valentina's journey is an enduring one, an ongoing odyssey with no foreseeable endpoint. Yet, she finds solace and fulfillment in traversing this path, building a community of like-minded women. Together, they are forging a system where women can liberate themselves from societal stereotypes and constraints, emerging as individuals who authentically embrace life.
Based on a lifetime of observations and personal experiences, Valentina firmly believes that, regardless of one's circumstances, age, or social standing, cultivating spiritual and mental resilience is indispensable for navigating life's inevitable trials and tribulations. Her source of strength isn't rooted in experience or status, but rather in her unwavering commitment—to gather the strength needed for progress and self-fulfillment. She extends her hand particularly to those commencing their journeys, eager to provide guidance and support.
Valentina's deeply held conviction is that a woman's power emanates from nurturing her soul and connecting with her true nature. In a world fraught with challenges and injustices, she advocates for the nourishment of the soul, maintaining unwavering faith in oneself. Instead of turning to external forces for solutions, Valentina emphasizes the practice of mindfulness, a continual and introspective endeavor that empowers women to navigate their paths without becoming entangled in esoteric distractions.
Above all, Valentina reminds us that a woman embodies energy, an energy that can be harnessed primarily for self-betterment. In her words, it's an energy directed inward, a journey of self-discovery and empowerment that doesn't rely on external interventions but draws strength from the depths of one's soul.
