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About Us

Started with a Big Feeling (and a One-Way Ticket)

In 2023, a Latin American psychologist and immigrant set out to build something that felt like home for herself and for others navigating change.

Ancient Wisdom, Modern Lives

Aluna is inspired by an Indigenous Latin American concept: the invisible intelligence behind all things, thought, spirit, becoming. It's about seeing clearly, even when life feels anything but. A space to find yourself, in the mess and the magic.

From Boardrooms to Breakthroughs

Before becoming a therapist, Gabriela spent 15+ years in global companies like Kellogg, Beiersdorf, and Bombardier. Her thing? People. Always. From building Young Professionals in LATAM to launching SisterhoodisPower across 44+ countries, she’s been championing growth, meaning, and belonging long before founding Aluna.

Doing the Work, With Community

Since moving to Hamburg, Gabriela’s been creating real change, especially with Hamburg–Mexico e.V., where she’s spent the past two years leading workshops for migrant women navigating identity, healing, and everything in between.

What We Actually Do

We’re not just about talking (though we do a lot of that too). Aluna offers:

  • One-on-one therapy for when it’s personal

  • Group sessions for shared growth and stories

  • Support for organizations who want to care for their people in real ways

  • Digital support so distance, time zones, or chaos don’t get in the way

Why We’re Here

Because getting to know yourself is the real power move.
Aluna is a space to slow down, look inward, and reconnect with yourself, and then with the world around you.

Contact

Our Location

Located in Hamburg, Aluna offers a welcoming space for international individuals seeking personal transformation and clarity amidst transitions.

Hamburg

Hamburg, Germany

Hours

Mon-Fri 10am

Inner Clarity

A space for transformation, supporting cultural transition and self-reconnection.

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A painted wall with a supportive message for transgender individuals, featuring a circular design with blue and pink hues. The text reads 'To Our Trans Siblings, You Are Not Alone' and includes a website URL at the bottom.
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A large audience is gathered in an auditorium for a lecture. The stage features a banner with the text 'From Depression to Success' and the speaker's details. The audience appears attentive, with most people seated. There are potted plants on the stage, and the room is lit with warm lighting.
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Several coffee cups and a bright orange book are placed on a marbled surface. The cups vary in color, with some being white and others black, and they are filled with black coffee. The book has bold text, suggesting themes of psychology and social change.
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A close-up of a colorful set of rectangular pastel chalks arranged in a plastic tray. A small triangular paper pyramid illustrating Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is placed on top of the chalks.
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A red book titled "A More Just Future" by Dolly Chugh is placed next to a plate of black and white cookies. The book has text describing it as a tool for psychological and social change. The background includes a striped woven fabric in earthy tones.
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An open book is displayed with a visible page featuring large bold text at the top reading 'HOW TO KNOW YOU'VE EVOLVED more than you GIVE YOURSELF CREDIT FOR.' Below is a paragraph discussing personal growth and self-reflection, encouraging readers to acknowledge their achievements.