How I work

First things first: You decide. My invitation to you is that we look at your Bullsh*t together. To be honest, we’re not so much looking at your Bullsh*t as we are using it to get closer to what it’s hiding: the light.

Because yes, the light shines in all of us. In you, in me, in your worst enemy and your dearest friend. This is the foundation from which we begin the journey to your Bullsh*t. It won’t work without this connection.

So we start with the fact that you are already light. Yeah! And we’ll just take a look at everything you’ve put between you and the light in the course of your life. That’s all. Sounds doable, doesn’t it?

Almost. Because your system will almost certainly go on the barricades. Change smells of danger. And there’s a good reason why you’ve built this wild construct of Bullsh*t. It’s your bulwark, your protective wall and also your prison.

So the first question you should ask yourself is: What do you really want, deep down in your heart? Security or freedom? Fear or love? In absolute terms, these questions are obsolete. Because you are safe and you are free and you are love – now and in every moment. You are an expression of the perfection of life. What could possibly happen to you? But tell that to your mind! So find your answer to the question: What do you really want? It is your ticket to this journey.

Let’s get this journey through your Bullsh*t started.

You will laugh and cry on this journey. Discover unknown lands and meet old friends. You will think you are dying and you will rise again. Lighter, happier, freer.

And this is what it looks like:

I go with you by holding the space for you. I support your system so that it feels safe and can allow more and more opening. When the storms swirl you around, I am the anchor. When you think you are lost, I am the lighthouse. I stand here and hold up the sign for you. The only sign you’ll ever need on this journey: “Truth”.

I can be as sharp as a warrior’s sword and as gentle as a loving mother’s embrace. We work with self-inquiry and embodiment, among other things, but above all with your courageous willingness to open up to what you did not want to feel and see before.

Important: My work is trauma-informed. However, I am not a therapist. If you are currently undergoing therapeutic treatment or are unsure, please speak to your doctor, alternative practitioner or other counselor beforehand.