About
I believe the clearest map to your life already lives inside you. I’m here to help you read it.

The practice of seeing.
I work as a depth mentor at the intersection of the unconscious psyche, the emotional body, and the architecture of identity.
Before this work, I spent nearly a decade building a beautiful life in Copenhagen. A ran my own design practice, creating brand worlds, for organisations across the world and lived, by every measure, a successful life. But eventually the beautiful forms, began feeling empty and could no longer satisfy my deeper need for essence and meaning.
The creative and commercial world I moved through, spoke to a genuine part of me. It stimulated my aesthetic intelligence, my eye for coherence, my ability to hold complexity and give it structure. But beneath the competence, something else was happening. A subtle moving away from myself. A sophisticated system of adaptation that looked, from the outside, like capability, but felt, from the inside, like a slow disappearance to my own life.
It led to a gradual, honest reckoning with the distance between the person I was presenting myself as and the one I had slowly abandoned and left behind.
[2] I always return to the forest for listening.
What followed were years of inner descent, into the emotions, needs and desires I had abandoned along the way. This led me to train in Integral Psychotherapy, followed by deep immersions in Jungian depth psychology, parts work, shadow work, somatic practice, and the study of universal archetypes.
I bring my own lived experience to my sessions and I’m known for a grounded, sharp, direct way of working and an ability to explain the complexity happening beneath the surface of awareness.
My sessions today are a combination of what I learned and my own lived experience. My own process, has cultivated a precision and depth to see beyond the surface. I have an ability to locate what is moving beneath the surface of what is presented, to name the patterns and structures currently organizing the psyche, and to stay fully present with what is uncomfortable until it reveals something true.