Embrace the fullness of your existence

My name is Edgar Navarro, and I’ve been a fitness trainer for over eight years. While helping people transform their bodies, I’ve naturally found myself offering support for their emotional and mental struggles as well. This ongoing experience led me to a deep and enduring interest in psychology.

Outside of training, I’ve spent years studying the work of thinkers like Alexander Lowen, Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, Freud, Wilhelm Reich, Alice Miller, and Melanie Klein. Their insights into the body-mind connection, the unconscious, trauma, and self-actualization have profoundly influenced the way I approach personal development.

As a father of two, I’m especially drawn to child psychology and the formative role of early experiences in shaping who we become. I believe that depression and low self-esteem are often not signs of weakness, but signals from the deeper self—calling for recognition, integration, and transformation.

From a Jungian perspective, I see each person as being on a path of individuation—a journey to become whole by embracing both the conscious and unconscious aspects of the self. From a Heideggerian view, I believe healing requires returning to one’s authentic being, breaking free from societal masks, and standing courageously in the truth of one’s existence.

If you are struggling, I am here to help you reconnect with your own inner ground—to uncover what has been lost, and to support you in the ongoing task of becoming who you truly are.