Hi, I'm Eva
I've been exploring touch, movement, yoga and embodied practices for more than 20 years.
I teach Wùo Taï , Thai Massage, and share yoga and movement practices that invite us to connect with our bodies, with others and with ourselves.
Upcoming courses
Wuo tai basic course:The joints
New york city
Join EvaSion, certified teacher from the Official Wùo Taï School in France, for a 3-day immersive training in New York City dedicated to the Joints module — the first step on the official Wùo Taï path.
Open to all levels, this training welcomes bodyworkers, dancers, movers, yogis, and anyone curious about the intelligence of touch and movement.
What is Wùo Taï?
Wùo Taï (Osteopathic Body Wave) is a unique form of bodywork that blends the structural precision of osteopathy with the fluid poetry of movement.
Practiced on a futon, fully clothed, it unfolds as a gentle, wave-like dialogue between two bodies. Through spirals, rhythms, and asymmetrical sequences, the body is guided into release, reorganization, and deep sensory awareness.
Often described as the closest form of bodywork to aquatic therapy, Wùo Taï invites a state of deep listening where tension dissolves and inner space expands.
Beyond technique, it is a relational practice: intuitive, non-linear, and profoundly embodied. It bypasses habitual patterns of the mind and opens access to emotional, physical, and energetic transformation.
A dance of presence, where touch becomes a portal.
Certification
Participants will receive an official certificate issued by the French Wùo Taï Federation upon completion of the course.
All hours are fully accredited toward the complete Wùo Taï training with Roland & Nathalie, who will return to NYC in April 2027 for the next module: Viscera.
Touch · The full Spectrum of BodyWork · 3-10 september 2027.Granada
A unique Gathering designed for Body Workers and anyone passionate about the Art of Healing and Body therapies.
Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just beginning your journey, this Gathering is a place for everyone to learn, share, and grow together as community.
Imagine a vacation where you immerse yourself in practices like Dynamic Thai Massage, Modern Osteopathy, Effortless Thai Massage, Rebozo, Pa Khaw Ma, and Wùo Taï, surrounded by like-minded individuals in a supportive and joyful environment.
Thai massage sangha festival.
November 12th-16th 2026.Granada.
I will be sharing some Wùo Taï to this yearly reunion of teachers and practitioners from around the globe.
Welcome to the Autumn Edition of the TMS Festival:a space to integrate, slow down, and deepen your practice, your body, and your presence. A gathering where Thai Massage becomes a language of listening, connection, and care.A space where you don’t need to become more…
just be.
Wùo Taï-official trainning- Osteopathic Module-
4th-7th february 2027.France.
At the home of Wùo Taï’s creators, and the official Wùo Taï school in France.
If you’ve been waiting to deepen and expand your Wùo Taï practice, this module is for you.
This is a 2nd-year module, open to practitioners who have completed at least two 1st-year modules.
I’ll be there assisting the training and providing English translation, so you can fully immerse yourself in the practice and learning.
Visit the official school website for more details and registration.
I’d love to share this experience with you!
Feel free to contact me if you like more details.
More 2027 dates are coming soon — Germany, the Netherlands & Portugal.
More seeds to be planted. Stay tuned!
What is Wùo Taï?
Wùo Taï is an osteopathic dance: a fluid, embodied practice that brings together osteopathy, fascia work and dance.
Practised two people at a time, on the floor, it uses gentle elliptical movements, joint mobilisation and subtle connections through the body. Rather than forcing or correcting, we listen, follow and allow the movement to unfold.
Created by French osteopath Roland Combes and developed together with Nathalie Combes, Wùo Taï emerged from the meeting of osteopathy, yoga, Eastern body practices and dance. Its 64 fundamental gestures draw inspiration from the I Ching and bring together anatomy, embryology, physiology and the art of movement.
At its heart is a simple principle:
to receive what we give,
and to give what we receive.
Wùo Taï invites us to move beyond thinking and into sensing — discovering a dialogue between two bodies, where touch, movement and presence become a shared dance.
A practice of movement, connection and curiosity.
Services
At “Espacio Burbuja”, La Palma Island, Canary Islands
INTUITIVE THAI BODYWORK
A fully clothed, oil-free massage inspired by Thai Massage, Wùo Taï, Yoga & movement.
Every session is different because every body is different.
You remain fully clothed and simply lie down on a comfortable futon while I work with conscious touch, movement, stretching and pressure, drawing intuitively from more than 20 years of experience in different styles of Thai Massage, Wùo Taï, Yoga and movement.
There is no sequence to follow and nothing you need to do. You can simply arrive, breathe and receive.
My intention is to create a quiet, safe space where your body can slow down, release accumulated tension and reconnect with a sense of ease and wellbeing.
You don't have to do anything. Just lie down, receive and let the peaceful energy of La Burbuja do the rest. 🌿
After a session, you may feel deeply relaxed, lighter, more spacious or simply more at home in your body. Sometimes the best thing is not to analyse it at all — just notice how you feel.
YOGA AT LA BURBUJA
I facilitate eclectic Yoga classes, blending different practices depending on the people who are in the shala. I never quite know what will happen before the class begins — because life happens in the here and now, and we all create the class together.
Hatha Yoga, Pranayama, dance, meditation, partner yoga, Thai Yoga and Yoga Nidra may all find their way into our practice. I adapt each class to different levels, bodies and needs, creating space to explore, play, breathe and listen.
My classes are centred around body awareness and releasing physical and mental tension, drawing on my many years of experience as a Thai Massage and bodywork practitioner.
I believe that health is the capacity to adapt, feel and move. This is what I love to explore and share through Yoga.
SMALL GROUPS · MAX. 7 PEOPLE
The schedule changes from week to week.
Contact me to check the next class and reserve your spot.
PRIVATE & CUSTOM CLASSES
Looking for something more personal?
Private sessions are available for individuals or small groups — perfect for exploring a particular aspect of your practice, or creating a yoga experience for your friends, family or group.
SHARE THE SPACE
La Burbuja is also available to facilitators and practitioners who would like to share their own workshops, classes or gatherings in a small, intimate space surrounded by nature.
Get in touch to discuss availability and conditions.
Invite Eva
Bring Wùo Taï, Thai Massage or Yoga to your community.
BRING EVASION TO YOUR COMMUNITY
Would you like to organise a course, workshop or gathering with me?
After many years of travelling and teaching internationally, I love working with people who want to bring these practices to their own community.
I can offer different formats depending on what you are looking for:
WÙO TAÏ
Official Wùo Taï training and workshopsTHAI MASSAGE
Thai Massage courses, workshops and explorationsYOGA & MOVEMENT
Yoga, Thai Yoga, somatic movement and meditation
These can be organised as short workshops, weekend intensives or longer courses, depending on the group and the space.
BECOME A COURSE ORGANISER
You don't need to be an experienced event organiser.
If you are a practitioner or student who would love to deepen your practice, bring a course to your community and learn by being part of the process, let's talk.
Organising a course can be a beautiful way to:
— deepen your own practice
— gain experience facilitating a group
— connect with other practitioners
— and earn a percentage from the course
You bring the community and help create the space.
I bring the teaching and experience.
We grow it together.
About
ABOUT EVA
Hi, I'm Eva.
I've been exploring touch, movement, yoga and embodied practices for more than 20 years.
My work is rooted in curiosity, presence and the belief that we can learn a lot through the simple act of moving, touching and listening.
I teach Wùo Taï and Thai Massage internationally, and share yoga, movement and meditation practices that invite us to connect with our bodies, with others and with ourselves.
- I don't believe there is one right way of moving, touching or learning. I'm interested in exploring, listening and staying curious.-
MY APPROACH
Touch can be a way of caring.
Movement can be a way of listening.
Practice can be a way of connecting.
Over the years, Thai Massage, Wùo Taï, yoga, meditation, movement and many other practices have crossed paths in my journey.
What connects them for me is not a particular technique, but a quality of presence: slowing down, listening, feeling, adapting and meeting another person with curiosity and respect.
I love sharing practices that don't require us to perform or achieve, but invite us to feel, explore and connect.
And I believe that these practices become even more meaningful when they are shared. A course can become a community. A massage can become a way of caring for someone we love. A practice can travel from one person to another and continue growing.
MY JOURNEY
I studied Art History in Barcelona and, after graduating in 2000, I found myself looking beyond the conventional paths of production and consumption.
I became a traveller, surfer and curious explorer, living in places such as Réunion Island, Madagascar, Sri Lanka, Lombok and Australia.
Yoga entered my life through a desire to take better care of my body and find grounding. I trained as a Personal Fitness Trainer in Sydney in 2007, specialising in yoga and surfing, and later trained as a Spa Therapist in Bali.
In 2009, in northern Thailand, I experienced my first Thai Massage course in Lahu village.
Something clicked.
I found a practice that brought together many of the things I was already drawn to: yoga, meditation, movement, bodywork and a way of caring for another person without forcing anything.
I became a devoted student and practitioner.
In 2010 I travelled to India to deepen my yoga and meditation practice at Satyananda Ashram.
And in 2013, following the encouragement of my teacher and mentor Itzhak Helman, I began teaching Thai Massage myself.
EvaSion was born.
GROWING AND SHARING
From then on, EvaSion became my way of sharing what I was learning and creating spaces for people to explore body, mind and connection.
Through Thai Massage, Yoga, movement, meditation and, later, Wùo Taï, I began creating body-mind experiences where learning could happen through play, curiosity, joy and relaxation.
I became interested not only in how we can take care of ourselves, but in how learning to feel, receive and care for our own bodies can help us show up more fully for others.
Over the years, I travelled and taught internationally, bringing these practices to workshops, courses, retreats and gatherings, while meeting wonderful people who became students, collaborators, friends and fellow travellers.
EvaSion grew through this exchange.
It was never only about learning a technique. It was about remembering different ways of being together — slowing down, touching, playing, listening, laughing, resting and taking care of one another.
For many years, this meant being somewhat nomadic: I would travel, teach, gather people and create experiences wherever I was invited.
Until I felt ready to do something different.
To put down roots.
ROOTING DOWN
I had always dreamed of a simpler, more minimalist life, connected to nature and its natural rhythms.
In 2021, I moved to La Palma with my partner, where we began developing Evolution AvantGarden, a small permaculture project and our home. Living closer to the land has taught me a different kind of patience, presence and connection.
At the same time, I continued deepening my path with Wùo Taï. Today I am a certified Wùo Taï teacher, while still working alongside the founders of the practice as an assistant and translator. Being close to them continues to be an important part of my learning.
And slowly, we built La Burbuja — my first dedicated space for welcoming people.
Here I can now share different parts of my work in one place: Thai Massage sessions, Yoga and movement classes, Wùo Taï practices, workshops and other gatherings.
After many years of travelling to teach and creating experiences wherever I was invited, having a place of my own feels like a new beginning.
A place to grow from the roots, welcome people in, and occasionally leave again to spread some seeds.