ABOUT ME

Even as a child, I had a great interest in deep conversations and questions of meaning. This was to become my path.
After graduating from ETH, my career initially took me into the private sector as an engineer. The more complex and abstract a task seemed, the greater the attraction and my motivation to tackle it. But what particularly inspired me over time was the quality of the collaboration and the communicative exchange. I realised how a lack of communication skills and an unclear understanding of roles led to conflicts and worked on identifying and resolving these. I constantly found myself in the role of communicative interface and solution finder.

After working as an engineer for many years, I pursued my intensive interest in human characters, patterns and quirks and followed various professional training courses on physical and emotional processes.
My interest in human development processes and interpersonal relationships continues to this day. Everything I have experienced, understood and learnt has led to the holistic approach I use with my clients today. It is a synthesis of professional expertise, many years of practice and idealistic values. My approach is always geared towards the human pursuit of quality of life (through love, satisfaction and fulfilment) despite all the adversities that life brings with it.

Sharing knowledge and values, giving space and helping to connect the inner and outer is in line with my self-image as an antithesis to a fast-paced and intellectualised society. It is important to me to reflect on this myself time and again and to enter into dialogue, as it affects me just as much. Both in my everyday practice and in challenging times, I draw on well-practised tools from yoga, yoga therapy, mental training, coaching and much more. My range of activities and my wealth of experience have grown over the years, as has my ongoing interest in the human condition.

I have roots in Switzerland and India and speak German (High German, Swiss German), English and French both privately and professionally. My deep connection to India is also reflected in my yoga practice of almost 20 years. This enriches me both professionally and privately and forms my cultural identity.