Georgina’s journey began in Honduras, but at the tender age of five, she embarked on a life-altering odyssey to Mexico. Leaving behind not just her home, neighbors, or school, but the entire world she knew as safe, inflicted a profound wound she carried throughout her life. It was this deep-seated ache that fueled her quest for understanding when she became a mother—a quest to provide her child with a different experience, one where he could fully exercise his natural rights to exist and belong, where he could aspire to be anything he desired.

Driven by this imperative to nurture her son, Georgina delved into the intricacies of human development, seeking solace and insight where words often fell short. Her journey began as a graphic artist, drawn to the expressive power of visual language, and led her to the nurturing embrace of Waldorf Schools, where education and art intertwined seamlessly. There, she found her calling in art therapy, realizing that through creativity, she could unlock the labyrinth of limiting beliefs we weave around ourselves.