My name is Paula Archangelo-Cakir, and I was born in Sao Paulo in the middle of the 1980s. I started dancing at age 5, and decided I wanted to be a professional ballerina by the time I was 12. I trained in Brazil till age 15 when I moved to England with my family. I was trained and coached in England by an ex-teacher from the Royal Ballet School, who encouraged me to audition for bigger professional Ballet Schools. My first station was one year at the Palucca University for Dance Dresden; from there, I went on to train and graduate from the Hamburg Ballet School, where I had the opportunity to dance and tour with the Hamburg Ballet. My professional career took me to Ireland, Essen, Dortmund, Gelsenkirchen, and Ljubljana. I danced classical repertoire as well as neo-classical and modern. In the middle of my dance career, I made the decision to start studying for a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. I wrote my thesis about self-esteem and academic self-confidence in professional dancers. After becoming a mum of 3, I decided to hang my pointe shoes and enter a new professional stage. Since then, I have managed a physiotherapy clinic and developed an interest in mental health at the workplace. In this reflection, and now with an outside perspective, I have often thought about the specialized health needs of dancers and the difficulties in asking and finding help. So, I decided to develop a website to speed up the search, and I hope you find it helpful!