About Veronica Moya
Children’s Mindfulness Educator | Author | Entertainer
Veronica Moya is a children’s mindfulness educator, author, illustrator, and speaker specializing in mindfulness for kids, meditation for children, and emotional intelligence development.
She is the host of Mindful V, an educational children’s channel focused on building confidence, emotional resilience, and self-awareness in children ages 4–12. Through engaging media, school programs, and family resources, Veronica helps children develop lifelong mindfulness skills in a way that is active, empowering, and practical.
Professional Background & Credentials
Veronica holds a background in Developmental Psychology, Arts, and Theater, which shapes her creative and developmentally appropriate approach to mindfulness education.
She is a:
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Certified Mindfulness Teacher
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Transcendental Meditation Teacher
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Reiki Master
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Holistic Spiritual Coach
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Ordained Non-Denominational Minister
Her interdisciplinary training allows her to combine mindfulness, child development, emotional intelligence training, and creative expression into transformative programs for schools and families.
What She Does
Veronica designs and delivers:
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School mindfulness programs for elementary and middle school students
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Mindfulness curriculum for schools and after-school programs
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Meditation and visualization exercises for children
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Emotional intelligence workshops for kids
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Confidence-building and anti-bullying programs
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Teacher mindfulness training and professional development
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Parenting resources focused on mindfulness and emotional resilience
Her programs help children improve focus, manage stress, strengthen self-regulation, and build healthy self-esteem.
Empathic Mindfulness Teacher
Media & Leadership
Veronica has been featured as a mindfulness expert on Telemundo and has contributed to conversations around children’s emotional health and family wellness.
She is also the author and illustrator of Goom Finds His Happy Place, a children’s book that teaches emotional resilience and self-awareness through storytelling and guided meditation.
Professional Experience
Her work bridges education, psychology, creativity, and spirituality to support the whole child.
- Telemundo Network
Weekly Columnist. Shared spiritual insights and practical wisdom with Spanish-speaking audiences across the U.S. -
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
Mindfulness & Meditation Support. Offered guided visualization and emotional comfort to critically ill children in the pediatric ICU. -
Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, NY
Teen Retreat: Facilitated soul-expanding programs for youth, helping them connect to their inner guidance and emotional resilience. -
Gracie Mansion, NYC
Children’s Entertainer: Created magical Halloween experiences using intuitive storytelling to entertain and inspire. -
Edgar Cayce Center, NYC
Class Facilitator & Program Director: Curated and led transformational workshops on spirituality, energy healing, and intuitive development. -
Norton Museum of Art
Facilitator, Teen Collective. Guided teens through creative self-discovery using mindfulness, group dialogue, and intuitive practices. -
Quantum House, West Palm Beach
Meditation Teacher. I offer calming, heart-centered meditation to children and their families navigating medical challenges. -
Mandel Public Library
Mindfulness & Meditation Instructor. I teach practical tools for emotional balance and inner calm to children and tweens. -
Palm Beach Recreation Center
Brain Booster Instructor. Interactive classes combining mindfulness, and creative play to support cognitive and emotional development. -
PS 84 Lillian Weber School
Mindfulness Teacher (Grades K–5). Taught meditation and emotional literacy as part of the school day, fostering a calm and empowered classroom culture.
Veronica teaching Reiki at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck, New York.
Her Philosophy
Veronica believes that mindfulness for children is not about making kids quiet, it is about helping them become confident, emotionally intelligent, and self-led.
After years of working with adults who struggled with self-trust and boundaries, she shifted her focus to childhood, where emotional resilience and identity are formed.
Her mission is to help children grow up knowing their inner strength so they do not spend adulthood trying to rediscover it.
Mission
To raise a generation of emotionally resilient, self-aware, confident children through mindfulness education, meditation for kids, and school-based emotional intelligence programs.
Veronica teaching Mindfulness in New York City.
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New Videos every week.
A Little More About Why I Do What I Do
Getting Personal
My teachings are based on my own personal experience. I was born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. At an early age I knew that I was not dealt the best hand in life. But I also knew that I was the creator of my reality. This knowledge + the ability to use my intuition (inner guidance) have been the reason for a successful and blessed life.
This is why I made it my mission to help other children recognize the voice within, and USE IT!
Children should know that they will always land on their feet, everything will be okay. This world was created for their benefit and they are the creators.
This self-awareness is an innate skill all children possess. This knowledge gives them confidence, a sense of security and a tremendous advantage.
As children grow older, they become skilled in assessing the world through human eyes and human brains. The realm of inner being (our Spirit) becomes obscured by the mind, causing us to "tune out" the wisdom that we possess.
That’s why I decided to create a platform where young people could be heard and are encouraged to nurture their relationship with spirit. This work is about giving children permission to use the part of themselves that doesn't get nurtured at school or at home - which is also the only part that can give them true freedom and fulfillment in life.
I started this business because it really pains me to see so many people living unhappy and unbalanced lives only because they have not been given this information earlier in life. Introducing mindfulness and encouraging a relationship with Spirit from an early age can improve our quality of life.
My Message:
Love yourself. Honor who you are.
Trust and know that you are protected at all times.
You are meant to be happy always.
If you'd like to learn more about my work, please visit my coaching services page.
Veronica Moya began working with children at just 17, when she founded a kids’ entertainment company in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Even in her early ventures, her purpose was clear: to help children feel joyful, confident, and free to express their true selves. What began as a creative outlet soon evolved into a lifelong mission to awaken the brilliance within every child.
Over the years, Veronica’s work has expanded from entertainment to education to soulful empowerment. Today, she stands at the forefront of a global movement redefining mindfulness for the next generation. Her programs blend meditation, intuition, and emotional intelligence; teaching children that mindfulness isn’t a timeout, but a tuning-in.
For more than a decade, Miss Moya has devoted her time, energy, and personal resources to advancing mindfulness education worldwide. To give her mission a lasting home, she founded Mindful V, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making mindfulness accessible to every child, regardless of background or circumstance.
Through Mindful V, Veronica is building a future where emotional wellness is treated as mental hygiene, an essential daily practice that helps children grow calm, confident, and connected to their true essence. She now invites educators, parents, and partners to join her in expanding this vital work and ensuring that every child has the tools to thrive.
PARENTS & TEACHERS,
YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE IF YOU...
Are afraid that your child doesn't fit in or have enough friends.
Worry about some of your child’s personality traits.
(ie. mean, anti-social, passive aggressive, intensely shy.)
Don't know how to answer some of your child's big questions.
Experience anxiety and concern about your child’s future.
Are concerned about your child’s social life.
Feel overwhelmed about your child's school work.
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