Our Team
Fernanda Baraybar
FounderIf you ask me why we created this project I can say that nothing inspires me more than seeing women and girls find their inner power. I can speak to you about the abuse I’ve witnessed, the spiritual hypocrisy of gurus, shamans or spiritual teachers that I’ve seen continuing the pattern of abuse and re-traumatization. But the truth is, I am here because throughout my experience I always wished to have an organization that could support me through these difficult experiences. A place that could give me guidance, validate my experience, and help me through the darkness in order to become the strong, assertive woman I am today.
And for this reason, we have created this space. For all the people that have wished for the same.
I am here, not only to help empower you through your spiritual journey, but also to present myself as a safe space. To let you know you are not alone.
Together we can rise into a world where our “no” is respected. Where we are assured when entering a safe space. Where our healing is revered and our goddess nature is known to all.
I love you. I see you. Here, you are safe.
Shaman, Transpersonal Psychologist M.D. (2025), Activist, Artist.
Juliana Arango
From being witness to countless women afraid to voice their experience with men in leadership positions within communities proud to walk a medicine/spiritual path, this project was born.
There are tornados of truth blowing up, taking massive force, calling me to join forces with other feminine leaders in hopes of rectifying misuses of power and establishing ethics + integrity in the spiritual space.
As a medicine woman, transpersonal therapist, transformational coach, yoga instructor, energy worker, and ritual ceremonialist, I hold a responsibility to protect life.
The sexual abuse happening behind closed doors creates invisible wounds that need tending. Haramara Sal Sanctuary is a salve for women to have their stories shared with the world at large. Join our workshops and community to make sense of your experience by releasing shame and reclaiming power.
Sacred Union is being restored inside of every person and relationship called to embark on a conscious path. I am here to call both women and men in, to the ways they abandon the true self through radical responsibility and truth-telling.
Non-judgment, compassion, empathy, and rivers of forgiveness are my flow. May we rise up into unity consciousness by descending down into murky terrain. Let’s get to work, the Great Mother beholds!
Cristina Suyai
My name is Cristina, I have been trained as a Trauma Informed and Sensitive Yoga facilitator. I am a survivor of sexual abuse and I have been through different therapies that have helped me to feel safe, connected and compassionate with my body and live a healthy, present, authentic life. My healing path grants me the mission to accompany other people who have gone through trauma in their lives. One of the most powerful tools I have discovered is the methodology of Trauma Sensitive Yoga.
I know how much it can harm us to remain silent, unfortunately trauma is still taboo, we don't speak up about it for various reasons; however, the less we want to talk about trauma, the greater our individual and collective pain will be. That is why when I learned about, studied and integrated the methodology of Trauma Sensitive Yoga into my life and the spaces I facilitate, I realized what a powerful healing tool it is on an individual and collective level. One of my dreams is that all people, institutions, universities, governments, holistic spaces, hospitals, etc; know about the trauma-informed approach, to avoid retraumatization at all costs.
Creator of anti-racist, decolonial, trauma-informed content in @espacio_suyai_/Activist/Trauma Sensitive Yoga Facilitator.
Daphne Rose
I hold a vision for harmony collectively as a whole and feel the way through is to remember our spiritual essence; where we are already whole, fulfilled, compassionate and that we share this innermost essence. Throughout my life the topic of abuse has been present ever since I was 12 years learning about sexual exploitation and various other topics such as violence, trauma, bullying to name a few through a program within my secondary school years and eventually at 18 years old I began to work for a woman’s non-profit organization within the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver that has a mission to end and support woman & children who have been impacted by violence & abuse.
Personally, I have encountered and endured abuse throughout my life within my own family dynamic & had experienced two situations where I was almost raped and had to navigate my way through those moments. I see all these moments & situations as the mud that births the lotus & am passionate about sharing the way through.
I teach Yoga & Meditation classes, workshops & retreats internationally.
@revealthesoul