Blanca Zegers is a Chilean occupational therapist, 41, whose life has run along two parallel tracks that she eventually chose to bring together: horses and people. Connected to horses from her earliest years through family heritage, she rode competitively until the age of 27 and trained as a pony riding instructor (Gallop 7) with the French Equestrian Federation in Chile. In parallel, she devoted her clinical career to pediatric rehabilitation. In 2016, motherhood led her to the south of Chile in search of nature and calm to raise her children — and there the two tracks finally met. Deciding to deepen that bond between horse and clinical practice, she trained with the American Hippotherapy Association (AHA) in the United States. The need for true interdisciplinary work, together with the therapeutic power of the natural territory she now calls home, led her to design and found Fundación Bayos: a place where nature and horses become cutting-edge technologies for pediatric rehabilitation and development, grounded in clinical reasoning and evidence-based practice. Seven years on, seeking to grow her team's training in equine-assisted services, Fundación Bayos joined Svitání Academy, further updating and strengthening its clinical practice. Blanca is driven by teamwork, by the living, ever-changing nature of working with animals and people, and above all by real change in her clients' quality of life. She finds joy in research and innovation, convinced that practice and theory must constantly feed one another — the very reason she is drawn to HETI: to learn, and to contribute.