Facilitadora de Curso
Merida, Mexico
Miren B. Malaxechevarria worked at the Educational Department of the American Embassy in Madrid for 19 years (led the student Internship Program for 16- to 18-year-olds of the Educational Section), prior to working at the Spanish Mission to the United Nations in New York. At that time, she discovered the stress that teenagers suffer living in diplomat expatriate families that change country every three years. She later suffered it herself when her family had to move to Mexico with her two kids, and decided to concentrate her educational counselling effort to this specific discipline. Miren has a Masters degree in Communication by ESERP Madrid.
Miren belongs to a united family with more than 40 cousins who live in the same small town. This has fed an active relationship with adults, cousins, nieces and nephews. "Living in a small community in my childhood helped me to create healthy relationships with the rest of the residents,” she says. She and her husband live in Merida.
Miren delivers Power to Parent l: Vital Connection; Power to Parent ll: Helping Children Grow Up and Power to Parent lll: Common Challenges in Mérida, Yucatán.