My story

After graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, I found myself uncertain about how to live a life in freedom and happiness. Feeling lost and discontent, I drifted through various jobs and pursued numerous psychological, esoteric, and shamanic courses and practices. Eventually, I returned to university, driven by the belief that my life's purpose lay in psychology. Upon completing my studies in Clinical Psychology, I embarked on a career in the Psychotherapy Department as a psychologist. I also began offering counseling services in private practice. While delving into Jungian psychotherapy studies, I sensed that I had finally found my true calling. Yet, my journey was far from smooth sailing. Despite my dedication to counseling, I grappled with feelings of overwhelm, sadness, loneliness, and a lack of purpose. I turned to self-help books, sought guidance from coaches and mentors, experimented with somatic practices, intensified my meditation and journaling routines, embraced running, adjusted my diet, and attempted to live a more structured life. However, I gradually realized that I was attempting to mold myself into someone I was not, conforming to the rigid confines of academic psychology while stifling my creativity. Unsurprisingly, this approach proved futile. I discovered that I was much more than a clinical psychologist—I was a monk, a yogi, a lover, a shaman, a creator, just a simple person, and a Jungian, all wrapped into one. I couldn't integrate all of my parts, but kept on chasing the only one, but not fully one. This realization inspired me to develop concise yet deliberate exercises designed to guide others on their inner journey towards their true home, their complete Self. So here I am, joining you on your journey. Nice to meet you.