Welcome to my world of transformation and personal growth!
My name is Viviana Lugnan, and I am a certified Life Coach, Breathwork, and Connecting Movements (Embodiment practice) facilitator.
I guide individuals and groups, including within organizations, in building resilience, balance, and sustainable growth through a deeper connection with themselves.
My path began with personal challenges, including overcoming teenage depression and navigating difficult transitions in life. These experiences taught me that even in the hardest moments, we can find clarity, peace, and strength by reconnecting with our inner resources.
This conviction shapes my professional approach: transformation is not about quick fixes, but about sustainable change that integrates mind, body, and awareness.
For over a decade, I have been dedicated to personal growth and to creating spaces where people can:
– reconnect with themselves
– cultivate resilience and confidence
– navigate challenges with clarity and presence
– develop a healthier balance between professional and personal life.
My work combines coaching, conscious breathwork, and movement practices into a holistic path of self-awareness and empowerment for individuals in one-to-one sessions.
For groups and organizations, I design targeted workshops focusing on specific techniques — for example, breathwork workshops that highlight the importance of conscious breathing, reduce stress, build stronger connections, and foster long-term wellbeing.
I believe that true transformation begins when we pause, listen inward, and rediscover the trust in life’s natural flow. From that space, we can face challenges with strength and embrace growth with authenticity.
Back to yourself. Back to balance.
Originally from Italy, my personal experiences have shaped me into the empathetic and understanding Life Coach that I am today. I have walked a challenging path myself, having battled and overcome teenage depression. This struggle has given me a profound understanding of the complexities of the human mind and emotions and fuels my unwavering commitment to helping others navigate their own hardships in a sustainable way. Sustainable means finding long-lasting solutions without time pressure and without feeling overwhelmed.
My biggest learning trough the challenges in my life:
It doesn’t matter how hard the challenge is, we can always find peace and a solution by deepening the connection to ourselves, accepting and trusting life. Life, to me, is a journey filled with endless possibilities. I trust in its innate wisdom and believe in the power of a sustainable transformation, resilience, and inner strength. My working approach is rooted in this and in cultivating a deep sense of self-love and acceptance.
With the motto “Back to yourself: Live a more confident and balanced life”, I will guide you to a new reality in which you can authentically embrace and accept every side of your true being and remove your masks.
Are you ready to embark on a remarkable adventure of personal growth and transformation?
Let’s do this journey together. Contact me to begin a sustainable and transformational journey in yourself and for yourself.




A life coach helps his or her clients to achieve optimal results in the personal sphere by supporting them in the process of self-analysis, self-awareness, self-esteem enhancement and balance. Through an active listening and supportive approach, the Life Coach helps clients to make conscious decisions, overcome obstacles, and improve their current situation.
Life Coaches and Mental Coaches are both professionals working in the field of personal growth, but they focus on different aspects.
A Life Coach focuses on the full development of the person, helping him/her to achieve goals, solve a problem, improve the balance between personal and professional life, stimulate personal growth, make decisions, and gain clarity on personal issues.
A Mental Coach focuses specifically on the mental aspect and on improving performance, whether in everyday life, sport, or work.
In my coaching I use a holistic approach combining mind, body, and soul. I therefore do not work with my clients only in a cognitive way, but rather I tend to combine cognitive tools with techniques that also promote well-being on a physical and spiritual level by offering customised packages tailored to the client.
A Coach is a professional who works with healthy people by helping them to reach their goals, get to know themselves better, develop skills and make a change in their daily life. A Coach does NOT provide diagnosis or therapy for specific mental disorders and does not work on traumas.
A Psychologist provides diagnosis, and psychological assessments for disorders such as anxiety, and depression.
Instead, a Psychotherapist works on the pathology by offering therapeutic treatments.
The Coaching service is suitable for healthy people who, on a voluntary basis, wish to improve their everyday life and demonstrate a willingness to make changes to their initial situation.
Breathwork, also known as conscious connected breathing, is a practice that uses specific breathing techniques with the aim of promoting physical, emotional and mental well-being. It focuses on the conscious use of breath to release tension, increase energy, reduce stress, and promote a state of calm and awareness.
A Breathwork session usually begins with preparation exercises to prepare our body for the conscious connected breath. Then the Breathwork begins. The session is practised lying down, blindfolded and with background music.
Breathwork is not suitable for:
- pregnant women
- people taking antidepressants or anticoagulants
- people who have recently had surgery and are not fully recovered
- people who have been hospitalised for epsychiatric disorders in the past 10 years
- people who have or have had any of the following medical conditions:
• cardiovascular problems
• high blood pressure
• asthma
• drug or alcohol addictions
• hypoglycaemia or diabetes
• glaucoma
• aneurysm (even if a family member has had one)
• retinal detachment
• epilepsy
• schizophrenia, psychosis, depression, bipolar disorder or other psychological/psychiatric disorders
• osteoporosis
• stroke
• cancer
• panic attacks in the past 3 months
• acute somatic viral illness (right now)
• chronic lung disease
• oxygen deficiency
Although Breathwork and meditation have some elements in common, such as focus on the breath and awareness, they are different practices. Meditation often relies on awareness without judgement, whereas Breathwork uses the breath as the primary tool to achieve specific emotional and mental states.
Connecting Movements is a group embodiment technique. This technique uses physical, and playful movements to help people to reconnect with themselves and their own feelings, to connect with the other participants and balance emotions, body and mind.
Connecting Movements is suitable for everyone.
Please note: This technique involves movement and body contact with other participants.