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When have you felt truly alive in your life? Particularly effective? Deeply connected and powerful?

From my experience, this always happens when the inner fog lifts and it becomes clear what really matters. When I can feel what is truly present and the aliveness within me rises, ready to take action.

An uplifting feeling.

With my guidance, I support your journey toward clarity & aliveness.

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How I Work

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I support change agents to find orientation and agency within themselves

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How I Work

Hi, I’m Nik.

I work as a trauma-sensitive process facilitator with individuals and organizations.

In my approach, I integrate different levels of consulting, coaching, and therapeutic work. My priority is to find the right pace for the process—ensuring we neither bypass emerging trauma dynamics nor slow down your forward movement with excessive caution.

Every method of guidance requires a deeper stance from which it can be effective. Below are the key elements that orient my work.

My invitation to you: As you read through them, take a moment to check in with yourself:

How does this resonate with you?

• Understanding. Every one of your movements, thoughts, and emotions makes sense. EVERY SINGLE ONE. And: Many of our internal resistances stem from a time when we were overwhelmed as children and had no answers. In response, we developed temporary solutions that, while better than staying stuck, gradually disconnected us from our full experience. When we encounter situations today that remind our system of those early moments, we tend to fall into the same response loops—even though we have grown. This brings us back to the same feelings of constriction and overwhelm. I approach your inner experiences with deep understanding and help you create new experiences of connection.
• Clarity and living in integrity with it are, for me, the path to a self-determined and fulfilling life.And: Inner fog serves a function. If you currently feel lost in a certain area of your life, that’s okay. Confusion and disorientation also serve (or have served) a purpose.In my work, we don’t force clarity—we turn toward the disorientation. You’ll see that your direction and next steps will start to emerge naturally.