My Missions

What is your main mission as an Ecopsychologist and how would you describe it in a few words?

"My main mission as an Ecopsychologist is to help people and organisations restore connection across all systems of life.

For people, this means fostering resilience, belonging, and transformation through embodied awareness and relational healing;

For organisations, it means rethinking culture, narratives, and practices in ways that are integrative, relational, and life-affirming."

What kind of problems or needs do you seek through your work?

"We explore the patterns we carry, consciously and unconsciously, from our childhood, through our environment, upbringing, education, culture that can affect and infect ourselves and others.

Through an ecological and trauma-informed lens, we help people and organisations recognise how these old stories echo through our actions, emotions, and systems, so that they can be seen, softened, and rewritten."

What concrete actions or approaches you put in place to achieve your missions?

"The Soil mirrors the Soul: through the weaving of psychological insight, somatic awareness and ecosystemic thinking, we reframe change as a lasting and living process.

This means cultivating resilience, renewal and connection across communities, teams, institutions, and the wider society."

What impact do you hope to have on your clients and the relationship between humans and nature?

"The intention is a shift in consciousness, towards a more meaningful life.

With a deeper understanding of our relation and place with and within our own nature; where we recognize our interconnectedness, we can change the way we live with others and relate on a shared planet."

What values or principles guide your daily work in the field of ecopsychology?

"My daily work is grounded in the principle that there is no Individual. Every story, every emotion, every system is part of a wider oikos, our shared home.
Healing, growth, and transformation are therefore collective: they ripple outward."