My Journey

Coaching and consulting have been part of my professional practice since 2009 — not as a trend, but as an approach that has shaped everything I do.

For many years I worked in personnel development and organisational consulting in corporate environments.

The same question kept coming up: how do people manage to navigate change, conflicting demands and relationships — both professionally and personally?

Over time it became clear to me that many of these questions have less to do with strategies than with relationships. With partnerships. With unspoken expectations. With one's relationship to oneself.

That was the moment I decided to pursue these questions as my main profession.

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My Approach

I am less interested in who is right. I am more interested in what happens between people — and what possibilities emerge when we look more closely.

A conversation does not need to provide answers straight away. But it can help to understand connections more clearly, make entrenched patterns visible and discover new room to act.

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Qualifications & Training

Business Psychology (M.Sc.) — London
International Business Administration (B.A.) — with a focus on organisational and work psychology
Systemic Counselling and Therapy — Berliner Institut für Paar- und Familientherapie · Certification pathway of the Systemische Gesellschaft Deutschland (SG) · Live therapy sessions in the institute's therapeutic outpatient clinic · ongoing
Systemic Counsellor & Coach — IHK
Systemic Counsellor & Coach — Systemische Coaching Gesellschaft Deutschland
Further Training: IFS: Internal Family Systems Therapy
Further Training: Sex Therapy
Further Training MBSR: Mindfulness-Based Stress ReductionAdvanced Training: Foundations of Clinical Psychology, Diagnostics and Intervention · ongoing

Trained in Berlin and London.

I work in German and English.

I work with couples of all constellations.

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Personal

Many of the questions that bring people to my practice arise in different forms in my own life too.

How do we stay connected to each other without losing ourselves? How do we find our place between closeness, responsibility and independence? How do we shape an everyday life in which the demands of work, family and friends — and the desire for meaning — can all have space at the same time?

Because relationships interest me not only professionally. I am myself a partner, mother, daughter — and a twin. I know closeness and friction, connection and independence from my own life. I know the security and the spirit of a large corporate environment — and the freedom of a professional reorientation. I have lived in six countries and travelled to over seventy — and experienced the richness of living abroad. And I know at the same time how strong the longing for home, belonging and rootedness can be.

These experiences have broadened my perspective on people, relationships and the paths lives take — and shown me how important it is to replace quick judgements with genuine curiosity.

After many years in Berlin, I am now back in the Rhine-Main region.

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I am curious about your story.
The first step is an email or a call.

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