In our work together, we’ll use creative processes to inquire into topics that are complex, go deep, feel impenetrable or difficult to engage with. We’ll value your process as a vital source of information in addition to being curious about the meaning of what you create.

Creative invitations come in many forms. They can play a central or minor role in your coaching process.

Trauma-informed coaching creates the space to notice survival strategies and personalities that have emerged after traumatic experiences and shape how you communicate, connect and cope in life.

In our coaching, we won’t process the actual experience; but we’ll build awareness to help you weave new patterns into the fabric of your life. This can also strengthen your skills as a trauma-informed leader.

Cultivating a reflective practice ensures that your coaching process generates lasting outcomes.

My approach combines reflective inquiry, detailed coaching notes and creative invitations to shape your reflective practice as a rich source of self-knowledge, an ongoing support structure, and an early warning system when life goes off track.

I’m certified in the Map of Meaning®, an evidence-based, simple yet profound framework to explore what lies at the heart of meaningful working and living.

I use the Map together with arts-based, trauma-informed and reflective methods, so you can map your current landscape of meaning and mark areas for change. We won’t shy away from hard questions.