My Why
I completed my secondary school leaving exam and subsequently lived and worked in the USA. After an initial culture shock, I not only learned to find my way in a foreign cultural and linguistic environment, but also to move freely within it and continue to develop. This experience sparked my interest in how people find orientation when familiar structures fall away and new, challenging contexts emerge.
During my studies in Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, I engaged intensively with lifeworlds, role models, transitions, and ritual forms of social orientation. I learned to understand individual experiences within their social and cultural context. During my research year in Slovenia, my conviction deepened to approach other realities of life with openness and to allow knowledge to emerge through dialogue rather than from fixed assumptions.
These experiences shape my professional attitude and my work as a certified life and social counselor.
A respectful approach to different life concepts and identities is just as important to me as queer sensitivity and BIPoC inclusion.
Values & Attitude
Career & Qualifications
What My Guidance Stands For
Understanding and clarifying
inner emptiness:
structured support
on equal footing
My guidance is characterized by appreciation and responsibility. I work in a structured, dialogical way and without premature answers.
At the center are your experience, your decisions, and your pace. Instead of prescribing solutions, I open spaces for thinking and action.
Together we develop strategies so that your decisions have an impact in everyday life.