Embark on a journey to explore all your roles, embracing the joy of being free and authentic.

Embark on a journey to explore all your roles, embracing the joy of being free and authentic.

Start: September 2, 2026.

Format: Online Workshop

First edition.

Workshop taught in English.

Through artistic creation, we interpret, discover, illuminate, and learn who we are. When we face ourselves, we get to realize that what we seek is already within us.

We face existence as we are, performing each day on the grand stage of life without rehearsal, playing the role we’ve created or the one society, family, or school has created for us. It’s the role we know by heart, though we’ve never rehearsed it.

What if, for a moment, we had the opportunity to create other roles, other relationships, situations, and acts? It’s not about becoming the ideal we imagine, nor living up to the ideal others have imagined for us. It’s about being who we truly are in every moment, stepping away from roles and stereotypes, and giving ourselves permission to discover ourselves in new characters that can lead us into other dimensions of life.

With the guidance of Toni Saurina and Amparo Muñoz Morellà, you will find all the fantasy and imagination you need to feel, create, and shape that new version of yourself, the role you’ve always desired but never dared to play. Because here, it’s all about daring, about giving yourself the gift of new experiences. Dare to take on the personal challenge of pushing yourself to become a more creative, bold, and unique individual.

In this training, within safe spaces and the intimacy of your own process, you’ll discover that photography and performance are tools for personal exploration and for finding courage and confidence.

Embark on a journey to explore all your roles, embracing the joy of being free and authentic.

Once you receive the content, you can enjoy the experience freely and at your own pace, without following a fixed schedule. From September 2 to October 5, you’ll receive new material every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, including training sessions, audio lessons, acts, scenes, photographic inspiration, and music, for a total of 15 acts. To listen to, read, and enjoy the content of each act, you will need between 15 and 25 minutes. You are in control of deciding when to access the content and complete the suggested activities.

The acts included in our proposal are: My Facial Expression, Listening, Your Creative and Liberating Body, Guided Meditation, My Friend Imagination, Bringing Narrated Stories to Life, Sensory Memory for Happiness, The Chair of Wisdom, My Alter Ego, The Wardrobe, The Dialogue, The Monologue, Getting on Stage, and Your Final Act.

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Who is this training for?

  • This training is designed for individuals over 18 who wish to reflect on their roles and place in life through a unique and transformative experience. With insights from theatrical techniques, visual culture, and artistic expression, participants will embark on a journey of exploration and personal growth.
  • It’s for you if you’re interested in self-knowledge and personal growth. No previous experience in photography or theater is required.
  • It’s for you if you want resources to explore your artistic expression and growth.

How it Works

  • Click on the “Sign Up” button to complete your registration.
  • You’ll get a confirmation email with immediate access to the first content (check your spam folder if you don’t see it).
  • Starting on the designated day, you will receive emails with links to the new content.
  • Access all materials on the training platform anytime.
  • Ask questions or share suggestions in the platform’s support section.
  • Want to give this experience as a gift? You can buy a gift card with a personalized message delivered on the date you choose or print it out to give in person.

“Theater is a metaphor. It helps clarify the process of life, because in its origins, theater was an act of healing.”

Peter Brook

Toni Saurina

Multidisciplinary actor. Trained in Dramatic Arts, Cinematography, and Singing.

He has performed in numerous musicals, theater productions, and entertainment shows, with over 2,000 performances in some of Spain’s most prestigious venues: Teatro La Latina, Calderón, Coliseum, Nuevo Apolo, Campoamor, Tívoli, Infanta Isabel, Euskalduna, Olympia, Palau de la Música, and Teatro Principal de Valencia.

Director and founder of “Toni Saurina Estudio,” a project dedicated to artistic, personal, and professional development through the performing arts.

He is passionate about acting in all its forms and is widely recognized for his focus on communication and the development of new creative concepts.

Amparo Muñoz Morellà

Psychologist, educator, and researcher in photography and personal development. Co-director of ANDANA and creator of this experience.

Communicator with over 20 years of experience in community intervention and social integration through artistic tools. Her work focuses on exploring photography as a strategy to boost creativity, foster self-knowledge, and improve emotional well-being.

Through specialized training in Mindfulness for Children and Adults and a Master’s Degree in Psychotherapy: Third-Generation Therapies, she has developed this innovative methodology that combines mindfulness and photography to foster introspection, authenticity, and personal transformation. Her work as a communicator extends through articles, courses, and masterclasses on the connection between psychology and the image.

In collaboration with Javier Sancho Boils, Amparo founded ANDANA, a project that combines photography and personal development. Since 2015, they have been leading workshops that use photography as a tool for personal and social development for various organizations and government entities.

Author of the books Fotografía para crecer. Guía práctica para enseñar fotografía en la infancia y adolescencia (Photography to Grow: A Practical Guide for Teaching Photography to Children and Adolescents), Descubre la fotografía. Mirar, crear y disfrutar desde la infancia (Discover Photography: Look, Enjoy, and Create from Childhood), You Are What You Look At, and Photography to Get to Know Yourself. Origin.

You can learn more about her work, conferences, courses, and workshops at amparomunozmorella.com

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Price

The full workshop for a one-time payment.
Special price for the first edition only

US$50

US$30

Start: September 2, 2026 – Registration is open until September 1 or when all spots are gone.

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Gift This Online Workshop

Purchase a gift card with a personalized message delivered by email on the date of your choice. You can also print out the gift card and give it in person.

FAQs

What specific training and experience does the trainer have?

Amparo Muñoz Morellà (Catarroja, 1973) is a licensed psychologist (CV05104), educator, and researcher with over 25 years of professional experience in psychosocial care through Spain’s Primary Social Services.

Throughout her career, she has supported hundreds of people facing extreme vulnerability, social exclusion, life crises, and natural disasters—always integrating a humanistic, respectful, and person-centered approach into her work. Her approach combines evidence-based psychology with creativity, art, and a deep connection to personal values.

She specializes in Mindfulness and Contextual Psychotherapies. She completed the Advanced University Program in Mindfulness for Children and Adults, as well as a master’s degree in Psychotherapy: Third-Generation Therapies at the International University of La Rioja (UNIR). This training allowed her to deepen her knowledge of models such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and the integration of mindfulness into psychological, educational, and community support processes.

Since 2015, she has co-directed ANDANA—a pioneering initiative that brings together photography, psychology, and personal development. Through this platform, she has led workshops, courses, and conferences, as well as support processes for both individuals and professionals—including educators, social workers, and mental health practitioners. In her training programs, Amparo uses artistic tools—primarily photography—as a means of emotional expression, self-knowledge, stress regulation, and personal transformation.

Her methodology is experiential, creative, and accessible. She combines mindfulness exercises—such as conscious breathing, active listening, and embodied presence practices—with photography and writing prompts, allowing participants to look inward, reconnect with what truly matters, and develop self-care skills. Her workshops are designed to foster transformative experiences through conscious observation, contemplation, and visual storytelling—both individually and in group settings.

Amparo is currently conducting university research on the therapeutic benefits of using photography in processes of self-knowledge and emotional well-being. In her research project, titled Evaluating the Use of Photography as a Tool for Self-Knowledge and Well-Being within the Context of Third-Generation Therapies, she has designed, implemented, and evaluated a structured program that integrates mindfulness and photography practices. This research, grounded in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and mindfulness, uses internationally validated instruments to evaluate its impact.

In addition to her work as a psychologist and trainer, Amparo is the author of several books exploring the educational, emotional, and creative value of photography—including Photography to Grow: A Practical Guide for Teaching Photography to Children and Adolescents, Discover Photography: Look, Enjoy, and Create from Childhood, You Are What You Look At, and Photography to Get to Know Yourself. Origin. These publications are intended for both curious individuals and professionals, offering a unique perspective on photography—not as a technical skill but as a tool for personal exploration, emotional development, and transformation.

Amparo has trained teaching teams, therapists, social workers, youth facilitators, and cultural professionals in the use of photography and mindfulness as tools for intervention. She has also worked with adolescents and older adults in community, intergenerational, and recovery processes aimed at restoring well-being after experiences of adversity.

Her work is marked by sensitivity, closeness, professional rigor, and a deep confidence in the transformative power of the gaze. Participants in her training programs often highlight the warmth of her guidance, her ability to create safe and welcoming environments, and her skill in making complex concepts accessible through real-life experiences.

You can learn more about her professional background, methodological approach, and training offerings at amparomunozmorella.com and on the blog at andanafoto.com.

Is access to the course permanent?

Yes, the content is permanently available on the training platform. You can review it anytime, as many times as you like. Everyone learns at their own pace.

Will my exercises be supervised?

The process of getting to know yourself is an intimate and individual journey. The exercises will accompany you and make it easier to temporarily focus on what you will explore. Getting to know yourself through photography is a deeply personal journey that requires autobiographical exploration and a sacred space that belongs solely to you. This space belongs exclusively to you; you will conduct the interpretations, embark on projects, and gain the insights essential to your journey.

This is a fun educational experience designed to help you get to know yourself better and deepen your personal development. Please note that ANDANAfoto does not offer therapeutic services.

Can I share my experience?

You can find other participants on Instagram who are also enjoying this experience by using a hashtag that will be provided in the first message. Check out images others have chosen to share on the @andanafoto account, showcasing their journey through the same experience. If you wish to share any or all of your work, feel free to post it and mention us.

I don’t have an SLR camera.

No special photographic gear is required; your cell phone will suffice.

Does the workshop follow a fixed schedule?

The workshop does not follow a fixed schedule. Once you have access to the content, you can enjoy the experience at your own pace.

An email with the link to the training platform will be sent to you. You are free to decide when to access the sessions and complete the suggested exercises.

What are the payment methods?

You can pay using a credit or debit card, PayPal, Google Pay, or Apple Pay. All transactions are securely processed with SSL encryption.

Do you have any questions or concerns about signing up for the workshop? Please contact us at english@andanafoto.com