Welcome to Mindfully Ella
Hi, I’m Ella,
I’ve always been curious about what helps us feel more like ourselves.
For more than 20 years, my work has centred around people — teaching, mentoring, listening, asking questions and creating spaces where there is room to think, explore and grow.
Over time, that curiosity has taken me through mindfulness and meditation, coaching and emotional intelligence, creativity and Human Design.
They may seem like very different practices, but for me they all come back to something simple:
Creating enough space to notice what’s really going on.
“Embrace the ordinary; within it lies the extraordinary magic of your authentic self.”
How I got here
My background is in education, where I’ve spent more than two decades teaching, mentoring and working creatively with others.
Along the way, my own exploration led me deeper into mindfulness and meditation, coaching and emotional intelligence — practices that gradually became part of both my personal life and my work.
Creativity has always been another thread, and later Human Design offered me a different lens through which to explore individuality and self-understanding.
Today, I bring these different strands together through Mindfully Ella.
A little about me
I’m originally from the UK and now live in Galicia, in the northwest of Spain.
I love the sea, walking, creativity, good conversation and the kind of ideas that make you stop and see something differently.
Despite spending years exploring different approaches to self-understanding, I keep coming back to something very simple:
We often know more than we think we do. Sometimes we just need enough space to hear it.
How I work
I don’t believe there is one method or system that has all the answers.
Sometimes we need stillness. Sometimes we need to talk. Sometimes a question, a creative practice or a completely different perspective helps us see something we couldn't see before.
I draw on coaching, mindfulness, meditation, creativity and Human Design, but the starting point is always you.
There can be structure without rigidity, guidance without being told what to do, and space for things to unfold at their own pace.
