Systemic coaching is a modality well-suited to people who like deepen their insight into how they construct and give meaning to their own reality. It is effective when working with situations that feel stuck, messy and unclear. This approach is transparent for the client, results-oriented and analytical. It uses spacial tools and maps to represent situations and issues in relational ways that allow to see changes, repeating patterns, misalignments and to uncover fresh perspectives. This is also intuitive and somatic work, where we deal with reality as is, with all its unresolved complexity. We stay in the structured sense-making process until new clarity emerges along with congruent steps into the emergent future. Through our coaching process, clients tend to move forward with more clarity, self-trust, agency and aliveness.

My gift as a coach and facilitator is my ability to think deeply and intuitively, to offer meaningful reflections while holding a warm, empathetic, nonjudgemental space and being an ally to my clients. I see coaching as a process of intentional unfolding for the client held in a safe container. I am trained as a mediator and mindfullness teacher too, which helps me to apply a conflict resolution lens to relational dynamics and gives me the ability to hold things in a wider container of attention and possibility.

Ultimately, coaching is a bespoke thought partnership and I bring the entirety of my life experience into this practice. My work as a coach comes from a varied professional background, with 15 years as a journalist, producer, editor and film director with top media companies like the AP, Sky News and RTL Media group, reporting from 20 countries around Europe and beyond, as an independent communications consultant working with the European Parliament, the London School of Economics and others and as a founder where I co-founded an award-winning non-profit newsroom in Berlin that focuses on thought leadership and education in the field of migration.