Our Focus Together

During each session, we will work towards restoring relation on all levels:

Individual

How can I allow my life energy to flow freely? What blockages keep me stuck in old patterns?

Ancestral

What energetic imprints do I carry from my family or ancestors? How can I integrate or release them?

Collective

How do societal or collective traumas influence my energy field, and how can I align myself within this?

Your Journey to Heart Coherence

As a biofield therapist, I support healing and embodiment by working with the body’s subtle energy field and its connection to consciousness. Our sessions together will help you release energetic blocks, restore inner balance and deepen the relation to your authentic self.

Bringing Awareness to Stagnation

We are present with where there is no movement – because life is movement. Trauma and old patterns freeze energy within your system. The first step is to feel where you are stuck, without trying to fix it right away.

Reintegration Through Relational Energy

Healing happens in relation – with ourselves, with others, and with life itself. I will hold space for you so you can allow that the emerging future can unfold. With the container of presence, I will provide a space—so you can step across the split of fragmentation and come more home to yourself.

Treatment Modalities

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Energetic Therapy

Trauma Energetics©

Biofield Healing

Therapeutic Touch

Collective Trauma Healing

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Transpersonal Counseling

A Complementary Approach Within Mental Health Care

As more individuals are confronted with existential questions, spiritual emergence, or expanded states of consciousness (whether through therapy, intensive inner work, or psychedelic experiences), the need is growing for forms of care that extend beyond standard diagnostic frameworks. For these individuals, transpersonal counseling offers meaningful, complementary support.

Transpersonal counseling ideally works in complementarity to regular mental health care, not instead of it. Where needed, collaborative contact or case consultation is possible with respect for each professional role. The approach is integrative, trauma-sensitive, body-aware, and grounded in presence.

How will this support you or your clients?

I will support clients in the following contexts:

Spiritual or existential crisis (spiritual emergency)
Processing and integration of mystical or peak experiences
Inner restlessness, panic, or sensory overwhelm without a clear DSM diagnosis
Disorientation following expanded states of consciousness (spontaneous or induced by ketamine, MDMA, psychedelics, or plant medicines)
Somatic grounding and reintegration for individuals who feel “stuck in their head” and disconnected from their body

What value will this work together bring?

Attention to the soul dimension of psychological suffering
Space for meaning-making and consciousness development
Normalization of mystical experiences beyond the diagnostic model
Somatic and energetic integration support
A trauma-informed and human-centered approach for clients who feel misunderstood in conventional settings

This form of counseling offers a space where complexity is welcomed, sensitivity is respected, and transformation becomes possible.

Systems as Living Organisms

Transformation Process Guidance

According to MIT transformation researcher Otto Scharmer, we can understand systems as living organisms that develop from within and undergo self-organizing processes. This perspective highlights the essential role that we, as individuals within societal systems, play in their transformation.

We embody the system through the way we engage with it, and our actions have direct consequences. A teacher, school principal, business leader, chancellor, or minister of the economy can shape their role in different ways — and through their actions, the system itself transforms.

The more people learn to perceive both themselves and the systems they inhabit as a whole, the greater their ability to allow the inner dynamics of change to unfold. The moment we shift into what Otto Scharmer calls the “fourth-person perspective” — where we can once again sense the energy of living presence — a true foundation for hope emerges.