About me
I grew up in circumstances that demanded a great deal of me early on. Perhaps that is precisely why I began to understand how people develop inner strengths — and what can stand in the way.
Through continuous personal and professional development I shaped my own path. I learned to recognise risks and to meet them consciously.
Today I bring two worlds together:
For six years I have accompanied people on the basis of systemic approaches and a humanistic view of the person, particularly inspired by Virginia Satir. I meet you not from a position of knowing better, but from an attitude of confidence.
Combining psychotherapeutic competence with human sensitivity, and supporting people in demanding phases of life to gain stability, build strengths and develop new perspectives. My life experience and many years in international leadership positions give me a deep understanding of responsibility, pressure and complex dynamics.
I am convinced that every person is more than what has happened to them. Even in burdensome situations the capacity remains to develop new perspectives and to reshape one's own path. Development does not arise under pressure, but through trust, safety and one step at a time.
Convictions of the founding figure of family therapy that shape my work:
