Originally from Súria, Barcelona, María Eva Campos Frías describes herself as a lifelong learner. Her professional journey began with studies in aesthetics, although as a young woman she had imagined following a different artistic path: dramatic arts. What she discovered through aesthetics was more than a profession. It became an enduring vocation and the starting point for a career dedicated to understanding people and the many dimensions of wellbeing.
Over more than thirty years in the wellness and aesthetics sector, her work and curiosity have taken her across borders. She has spent more than twenty-five years travelling professionally, with experiences connected to Paris, Brussels, New York, Milan, London, Monte Carlo and, ultimately, Ibiza.
Each place, professional challenge and encounter has broadened her perspective. Rather than following a single technique or school of thought, she has continued to bring together knowledge from aesthetics, bodywork, wellbeing management, complementary disciplines and emotional awareness.
An editorial interpretation of María Eva’s professional journey, informed by her September 2024 interview with Revista AARTI.
A decisive moment came through a teacher who introduced Eva to the Henri Chenot methodology and later became a close friend. That connection took her to Merano, Italy, where she discovered an approach that resonated deeply with her wish to understand the individual beyond a single physical symptom or treatment.
The philosophy she encountered regarded the body, mind and inner life as interconnected. She was particularly drawn to the emphasis on balance and to the way different techniques could complement one another within a considered wellbeing experience.
In her recollection of that period, she highlights traditional Chinese medicine, movement, bioenergetic massage, water-based therapies and aesthetics informed by Chinese medicine. She also mentions VOL among the elements discussed within the method.
Henri Chenot's view of the body as something to be cared for with awareness became an enduring reference in her career. She speaks of his ability to look ahead of his time and to bring physical and emotional wellbeing into a shared conversation.
Bioenergetic massage was especially meaningful to her. It remains a signature expression of the care she advocates: attention to the person as a whole, an intuitive yet technically informed touch, and respect for the body's individual needs.
This formative experience was not an isolated chapter. It helped establish a foundation on which Eva would continue building through further study, leadership roles and a growing interest in the emotional dimension of health and wellbeing.
Participation in quality-focused projects, as described in her professional interview.
Involvement in pre-project initiatives related to luxury hospitality and wellness.
A period of leadership centred on the quality of care, team development and respectful collaboration.
More than individual treatments, we create experiences built on attentive listening, professional excellence and thoughtful details. By bringing together experience, innovation and care, we help each person reconnect with themselves.
Understand the person, their lifestyle and what they truly need.
Design a program that brings together the right therapies and techniques.
Offer attentive, expert care throughout each experience.
Encourage wellbeing that extends beyond the treatment.
Throughout her career, Eva has actively sought out further training to give clients a more thoughtful and complete experience. Her learning has extended beyond advanced aesthetics into approaches that address nutrition, the body, sensory experiences and emotional wellbeing.
Her initial studies in aesthetics opened the door to facial and body techniques and a lifelong commitment to professional practice. Bioenergetic facial and body massage later became particularly central to her approach.
Her additional studies include alchemy and aromatherapy, expanding her interest in sensory care, natural essences and the atmosphere surrounding each personalised treatment.
Training in orthomolecular nutrition brought a deeper interest in how nutritional needs vary between individuals and across different stages of life. Any nutritional or supplementation recommendations should be individually assessed.
Her studies in wellness and spa management complemented her therapeutic background and prepared her for leadership responsibilities, including her professional experience as a director in Greece.
Studying Gestalt helped Eva develop a more attentive understanding of personal experience, emotional awareness and the way each person relates to themselves and their surroundings.
She continued training with Toni Aguilar, founder of Cercle Gestalt and Espai TCI. These studies offered further ways to explore the connection between the body, personal history and emotional experience.
Eva has a particular interest in the jaw area and its relationship with muscular tension, posture and general bodily comfort. Her work explores how attention to this often-overlooked region may contribute to a more complete experience of relaxation and body awareness.
Her nutritional perspective recognises that individual needs change with lifestyle, age and personal circumstances. For Eva, eating well and receiving appropriate nutritional support are related, but not identical, questions.
She describes bodywork as an artistic practice: each person is unique, and the therapist's touch must respond to the needs of that particular body. Precision, presence, sensitivity and technical knowledge come together in the experience.
Founder and director of BC Wellness Home. Specialist in advanced aesthetics, bioenergetic massage, wellness programs and integral care.
Guidance in motivation, relationships and personal development through advanced coaching and NLP.
Personalised training, movement plans, postural correction and adapted physical support.
Wellness team collaborator for personalised integral wellbeing experiences.
Energy work, subtle perception and sound as tools for balance, inner coherence and personal transformation.
Osteopathy and therapeutic massage with a structural, visceral and cranial approach to support body balance.
Therapist trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine, electroacupuncture and aesthetic acupuncture. She combines acupuncture, moxa, cupping, manual techniques and oriental nutrition to support physical, energetic and emotional balance.
Natural therapies specialist with more than 15 years of experience. She integrates essential oils, aromatherapy, reflexology, Traditional Chinese Medicine tools and personalised body rituals for physical, emotional and mental wellbeing.
A collaborator within the BC Wellness Home team. Part of the multidisciplinary team supporting personal wellbeing experiences at BC Wellness Home.
For Eva, the story of wellness is inseparable from the story of life. Her daughter Gisela has shared many chapters of her international journey; her grandchildren, Ierai and Enzo, continue to remind her that there is always something new to learn.
After years of travelling, Ibiza has become a place she calls home. She values honesty, passion and a willingness to remain curious, and continues to see wellbeing as a way of life rather than an occasional appointment.
Professional and personal details adapted from María Eva Campos’s interview with Revista AARTI, September 2024.
