InnerAxis®
I believe that a person can only be understood as a whole, not in parts – their body, soul, consciousness and energy system function in constant interaction. Over the past few decades, I have become familiar with dozens of different systems, which I have not only studied but also deeply integrated into my own path of development. My methods are rooted both in ancient traditions and in modern systems of self-awareness – their application is always tailored to the client’s personal rhythm, current life situation and goals.
Below, I will briefly outline the main approaches I usually take when working with those who come to me for help:
Bach flower therapy is a support system based on emotional states, developed in the 1930s by Dr Edward Bach, an English doctor, immunologist and researcher.
Edward Bach originally worked in the field of conventional medicine and gained considerable professional recognition as a research doctor. However, as his career progressed, he became increasingly preoccupied with the question of why people with the same diagnosis reacted so differently to the same illness, life situation or treatment. According to his observations, a person’s emotional state, personality, fears and inner conflicts can have a significant impact on how they cope with difficulties and what inner resources they are able to draw upon.
His own experience of illness also played a decisive role in shaping his outlook. As a young doctor, he was diagnosed with a serious form of cancer, and according to the medical opinion at the time, he had only a few months to live. Bach, however, continued to work, conduct research and create.
His own life circumstances prompted him to examine more deeply the workings of the human psyche and the links between emotional stress and physical well-being. He became increasingly preoccupied with the realisation that persistent fears, uncertainty, hopelessness, inner tensions and unresolved psychological conflicts can play a significant role in shaping a person’s quality of life.
It was on the basis of these insights that she developed the Bach flower remedy system, which focuses not on the illness but on the person. The method is based on the idea that behind every life situation there may lie specific emotional patterns, the recognition and awareness of which can be an important part of the processes of self-knowledge and change.
The Bach Flower Remedies system consists of 38 individual flower essences, each associated with a different emotional state. The system also includes the so-called Rescue Remedy, a preparation created from a combination of several Bach essences, which is primarily used in cases of acute emotional distress, stressful situations or crises.
During the consultation, the focus is not on symptoms or the diagnosis, but on the inner world of experiences triggered by the situation in question. The aim is to identify what emotional burdens, inner conflicts or recurring patterns are present during that particular period, and which Bach flower remedies might be suitable for them.
Bach flower therapy can be effectively integrated with coaching, self-awareness, mindfulness or life coaching programmes. In many cases, it can help you connect more consciously with your own feelings, recognise recurring patterns of behaviour, and develop greater inner balance in your day-to-day life.
Bach flower therapy is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, medical treatment or psychotherapy. The aim of the method is to provide emotional support, deepen self-awareness and help people tap into their inner resources more consciously.
Very often, after a diagnosis has been made, I hear the same sentence:
„I wish I could have my old life back.”
I consider this desire to be a profoundly human one. An unexpected diagnosis can fundamentally shake a person’s sense of security, their vision of the future and their self-image. At such times, many people wish that everything could return to the way it was before, as if nothing had happened.
However, in my experience, the process of recovery is often not about returning to one’s former life, but about consciously building a new one. A diagnosis frequently brings to the surface issues that were previously easy to overlook. Excessive workload, prolonged stress, unresolved conflicts, constant adaptation or the suppression of emotions can be present in many people’s lives for a long time without receiving conscious attention.
One of the key aims of OncoRecovery™ Coaching is to explore what sort of life you would like to build following your diagnosis. We look not only at how to get through the treatment period, but also at what changes will support your quality of life, emotional balance and sense of self in the long term.
What kind of relationships surround you? What sort of environment do you live in? What burdens have you been carrying for years or even decades? In what areas do your own needs take a back seat? What patterns keep repeating themselves in your life?
In our work together, we strive to ensure that a diagnosis is not viewed solely as a loss or a crisis, but also as a turning point that offers an opportunity to rethink certain life situations, relationships and patterns of behaviour.
In the OncoRecovery™ approach, recovery also involves creating an internal and external environment that supports physical, emotional and relational balance, and to which the individual can feel securely connected in the long term.
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The information on this website is provided for information purposes only. OncoRecovery™ Coaching does not constitute a healthcare service and is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, or psychological, psychiatric or psychotherapeutic care. The aim of the programme is to provide emotional, mental and lifestyle support to people affected by cancer and their families.
InnerAxis Coaching™ is a proprietary, integrated coaching system that goes beyond the framework of traditional coaching and addresses blockages at the levels of body, mind and consciousness. InnerAxis Coaching™ is a profound, multi-layered transformative process. Its aim is for the client to encounter themselves where they are truly stuck – not on the surface, but at the root. It does not offer reassurance, but rather confronts the client with the truth.
In the first stage, the process centres on shattering the ‘mirror of identity’. Here, the client is forced to confront, at a deep level, what they have hitherto avoided. Childhood patterns, earlier stages of life, attachments and fears come to the surface. This stage cannot be avoided, because everything that had previously been repressed comes to the surface. The aim is not destruction, but the dismantling of illusions: to make it clearly visible what is perpetuating the impasse.
In the second phase, the construction process begins. The work here is carried out from a Jungian analytical, Freudian and archetypal perspective, supplemented by Enneagram and numerological mapping. Through transformational coaching techniques and neural rewiring, new patterns, new decision-making pathways and new habits are established. The aim is to ensure that old ways of functioning do not return, but that the client builds their life on a new neural and conscious foundation.
At the end of the process, the four levels – mental, emotional, energetic and physical – are harmonised. The client learns new communication and self-presentation strategies so that they can apply this transformation in their everyday life. These new communication patterns not only bring about behavioural change but also reprogramme neurochemical functioning. Thus, the transformation is not merely an internal realisation but a lasting change that becomes ingrained at the level of the nervous system.
The essence of InnerAxis Coaching™ is that it does not skirt round the problem, but goes straight to the point where the system has been built incorrectly. There, it breaks it down and then rebuilds it on new foundations. The process operates simultaneously at the levels of depth psychology, consciousness and neuroscience, and its aim is genuine, lasting transformation – not temporary relief, but the development of a new way of functioning.
This is my own method, which is based on a body-oriented, energy-based and mindfulness-based approach. The aim of the Temple of Body Awakening™ is to reconnect you with your body, your senses, your emotional self-expression – and, ultimately, with yourself. Throughout the process, we work with the tools of touch, body memory and sacred presence, whilst allowing blocks embedded in the body, repressed patterns and relational imprints to gently dissolve.
The method is based on the teachings of the Tantric and Taoist traditions, approached not from a religious perspective but through experience – via mindfulness, healing attention and the liberation of body awareness. It is particularly recommended for those who are struggling with intimacy, self-esteem or psychosexual difficulties, or who simply wish to rediscover what it is like to to be present in their own bodies.
Our sexual functioning is closely linked to our self-esteem, our relationships, our bodily memories and our inner permissions. As a psychosexual mentor, I guide those who wish to gain a clearer understanding of their own desires, boundaries, fears or relationship difficulties within a safe space – without taboos, but with dignity.
This process is not intended for therapeutic diagnoses, but rather for the a connection with the living body and self-awareness is being developed. There is scope for individual work, and we can also integrate this approach into either coaching or Temple of Body Awakening™ as well as in other processes. It is particularly recommended for intimacy issues, crises of female or male identity, attachment issues, or repressed sexuality.
I have been following the Pránanadi path for over 13 years, practise at an advanced level, and received my lama initiation in Nepal. My work, which is based on a fusion of Russian naturopathy and Tibetan medicine, is grounded in the teachings of masters from whom I have gained knowledge through retreats, personal learning processes and direct transmission. I have learnt from lamas, rinpoches, Eastern masters, as well as healers representing Russian traditions, who, after many decades, have brought back and transplanted their knowledge into the Western world.
These methods are an excellent complement to coaching or therapeutic processes, but can also be used on their own, particularly in cases of exhaustion, psychosomatic symptoms, stagnation or feeling overwhelmed.
During mediation, we do not argue about the truths of the past, but rather create a space for the parties to listen to one another and find a starting point from which they can move forward – whether together or separately. This is a structured yet deeply human dialogue, in which I am present as an impartial facilitator: I hold the space, reflect on the dynamics, and help the parties to see things more clearly.
Whether it’s communication breakdowns, growing apart, emotional distance, infidelity or even sexual problems, there is still the possibility of working together to resolve and rebuild the relationship. In my experience, for many couples, it is simply the way they understand one another and their connection that has been lost – this is what we work on together.
Generational differences, social withdrawal, addictions, feelings of exclusion, or unresolved relationships following a divorce can all be addressed. I consider mediation with young people – adolescents and young adults – to be particularly important, as they are often only able to open up when they are treated as adults.
I have lived in 12 countries, so I know exactly what it means to come from somewhere else, to see and understand the world differently – and yet to live, work and love together. In this field, I enjoy working with couples from mixed cultural backgrounds, members of international work communities, or returnees whose identity is linked to more than one world.
In my work, I place particular emphasis on providing support tailored to the specific characteristics of children and adolescents at different stages of their development. The aim of youth and adolescent coaching is to help young people recognise their inner resources, develop emotional self-regulation, and strengthen their self-confidence and decision-making skills within a safe and accepting environment. Throughout the process, young people learn, at their own pace, to recognise their feelings, boundaries and potential, whilst receiving support in dealing with challenges relating to school, family or identity.
As part of my coaching and therapeutic processes, I use mindfulness-based techniques to develop attention and support the regulation of the nervous system, which I teach to both children and adults. Mindfulness practices help to reduce stress, improve concentration and foster inner stability, whilst supporting the development of emotional balance and self-reflection in everyday situations.
If any of these areas resonate with you – whether it be the body, relationships, presence, sexuality or self-identity – you are most welcome. Every journey is unique. Every attempt is an opportunity.
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