“To contemplate an individual in their wholeness, we should explore their mind, body and soul.”
- Natalia Zavislak
“Everything looked so good on the computer, and yet what Father had gotten was not Medicine but Healthcare—Medicine without a soul. Healthcare...deconstructs the story into thousands of tiny pieces—pages of boxes and check marks for which no one is responsible.”
- Victoria Sweet, MD (author of the book “Slow Medicine, The Way to Healing”)

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Natalia is a behavioral linguist, cross-cultural and multi-cultural counselor, therapeutic coach, and holistic practitioner. She is also a “revolutionary mystic” and “holistic medicine woman”. Her approach to healing, inspired by the three principles of wholeness, integrates three types of medicine:
Beyond her work as a healer, Natalia also serves as a mentor and hosts the “Speak Light” podcast. Her expertise as a medium and healer has been showcased in “Mystic Mag”, and she was highlighted as a holistic entrepreneur in “Canvas Rebel”. Furthermore, she has been a blog contributor for “Transformation Coaching Magazine”.
She was born and raised in Spain where she studied her Bachelor's and Master's at the University of Cádiz, one of the 9 coastal universities across Europe forming today the SEA-EU European University of the Seas. In Cádiz, she graduated in English Philology with a minor in English Literature and a major in Linguistics that she extended with one more year of research in language and culture in Leeds, UK. After her return she specialized in Education completing the master's program MAES (Master in Education).
She then moved to the UK to study the CLTA program at the University of London, in collaboration with the Instituto Cervantes, culminating in a thesis on bilingualism and biculturalism. Following her studies in London, she relocated to Maryland, USA, working as a Language Professor and studying Theological Studies at Loyola University in Baltimore.
Some time later, she moved with her family to Texas where she discovered her dream of counseling and healing, starting her new journey with multiple healing techniques and therapies like NLP, Hypnotherapy, Regression, PLT, Somatic Healing, Reiki, and Sound Therapy among others.
In 2022, after becoming an ambassador to natural healing by The International Natural Healers Association (INHA), and a Master Certified Coach (MCC) in multiple areas, she founded The School and Home Therapy Center, Mind, Body, and Spirit. That center was an accredited Holistic Training Provider by the International Association of Therapists (IAOTH) and a therapy center dedicated to helping people heal.
In 2024, she moved to Spokane, Washington, where she has been training in TeleBehavioral Health at the University of Washington and Behavioral Institute. During that time, she also completed courses in Psychotherapy, Counseling, and Transpersonal Psychology, specializing in trauma healing.
In 2025, she achieved board-certified health practitioner status with the International Practitioners of Holistic Medicine Board (IPHM). Finally, in 2026, upon registering as a Mental Health Counselor in Washington, she launched her practice, “Mind, Body, and Spirit Teletherapy,” an accredited organization by the International Association of Therapists (IAOTH), dedicated to promoting mental, social, spiritual, and behavioral health for diverse communities.
Note: These credentials have been verified by UCA (University of Cádiz) and SEA-EU (The European University of the Seas) and are proof that Ms. Zavislak's level of studies exceeds master's degree level.
(2021-2025)
In Art Therapy, she combines shamanic art, Reiki symbols, and powerful images of her spiritual journey into therapeutic artwork.

The reiki master symbol, Dai Ko Myo, represents a "Great Shining Light" and is linked to spiritual growth and enlightenment.

The reiki symbol Raku, also known as the Fire Serpent, is used to help people feel grounded, let go of old habits, and achieve inner peace and balance.

Symbolizing the combination of masculine and feminine qualities, which Carl Jung called the integration of the animus and anima.

Symbolizing the journey back to feeling whole and re-embracing love.