As a mentor in psychologically grounded consciousness and transformation work, I accompany you with
a modern, solution-focused approach and profound self-reflection through challenging phases of your
inner growth. A gently protected space for your unfolding.
Change the way you look at things and the things you look at change.
Relationships, family, work and health reflect our inner experiences. I support you where patterns repeat,
get stuck or cause difficulty. The focus is on exploring what drives your feelings, thoughts and reactions
—so that unconscious dynamics can be recognized, clarified and transformed into something nourishing. Challenging
states of being are allowed to come to an end.
You gain awareness of previous obstacles and open yourself to new possibilities—unfolding your
potential, living consciously and experiencing ease, enthusiasm and fulfillment. New insights can be
directly integrated into your daily life—supported by your willingness to grow.
I work in the quantum field, weaving together methods from trauma integration, systemic counseling,
psychosomatic approaches and NLP.
The path ahead does not yet require clarity but movement.
Some experiences are hard to put into words and we may fear opening up to someone. Yet here, no topic, feeling or action is embarrassing or wrong. When we learn to approach what has happened with mindfulness, wounds can heal—at your own pace, with respect for your experience. For even in the darkest experiences something precious can be found: the wisdom of your scars from which self-confidence and inner strength may grow.
Move. Feel. Allow yourself to open up. This is how space for vitality arises.
Here you can feel safe—just as you are, with everything that has shaped you. Everything is welcome because all of it is
part of who we are. By embracing this—by accepting ourselves in all our facets and saying “yes” to ourselves—so much becomes possible.
When my mentoring is helpful
I work with causes rather than symptoms.
To me, symptoms are guides not enemies.
Below are a few examples of what brings people to me —
simply to help you evaluate whether my work might be a fit for you.
They are not meant to be exhaustive.
Your own reason for coming may be different.
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Parent–child relationships
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Abortions or miscarriages
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Conflicts with others / interpersonal conflicts
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Partnership or relationship difficulties
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Addictions
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Anxiety disorders / intense emotional states
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Depression
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Exhaustion / sleeping disorders
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Somatic expressions of emotional distress
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Bereavement, death or loss
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Suicidal thoughts
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Traumatic experiences
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Difficulties with decision‑making or goal implementation
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Separation anxiety and relationship breakdowns
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Burnout
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Challenges embodying masculinity/femininity
Sometimes people come to me
because something in their body doesn’t feel right,
because an old story is resurfacing,
because relationships feel strained,
because decisions feel hard to make,
because something in their life is quietly calling for change.
And sometimes someone comes
without having any words for it at all.
Information on working with children
In cases involving children younger than seven years old I work directly with the mother or parents. From around 7–8 years of age and depending on the individual case, I involve a so-called representative in the session. From approximately 12–14 years of age and with parental or guardian consent I work in individual sessions first-time.
Note on working while taking medication:
I do not offer regular support if you are taking psychotropic drugs or other strong medications. In individual cases, guidance may be possible with long-term medication, provided that the person ensures this responsibly in consultation with their treating physicians.