Not advice, not instructions.
It’s like a mirror that asks the right questions and reflects your own answers back; the ones that were there but hard to see.
We uncover the root cause of the issue and choose a best-fit solution—using a future- and resource-based approach that moves you from insight to action fast. We define the outcome you want, amplify what already works, and design small, testable next steps. Instead of overanalyzing the past, we build on strengths to get measurable results quickly.

Projective method. Not fortune-telling, not predictions.
Metaphors work stronger than a thousand words: images bypass defenses, and what’s hard to say becomes easier to see.
You already know your answers better than anyone else, but often the brain/psyche blocks access to them.
With MAC, targeted prompts, and your own associations, we surface the root issue (clear diagnostics, not guessing); and access blocked answers quickly and safely without retraumatizing.

Support method. Not an art class—no drawing skills needed.
Drawing: We use lines, color, and image to access the subconscious and make the invisible visible. This helps identify and transform beliefs, emotions, fears, and memories that stall progress—now or on the road to your goals.
Psychodrama: gentle role-play and scene work to step into a situation and then view it from the outside; you try new roles, rehearse choices, and release stuck patterns.
Storywork: creating short stories/fairytales that mirror your inner dynamics; reframing the plot shifts meaning and frees energy.

It’s a mini-training delivered through a game: we work with your financial beliefs, money patterns, and attitudes toward earning.
A transformational game about money, self-realization, and monetization.
Through four quadrants: 1. Inspiration (resource state), 2. Tryouts (roles & strategies), 3. Visibility (market feedback),4. Permission (drop perfectionism; choose) —
you get: clear income moves (offers, pricing, audience), a strategy that fits you (not generic advice), and confident next steps

Protocol-based, brief interventions.
When needed, I use a trauma-informed protocol grounded in Franz Ruppert’s identity-oriented psychotrauma approach (IoPT). This is not coaching advice; it’s focused psychological work to meet, name, and integrate parts of experience only with clear consent and boundaries.