On your own, with someone who matters to you, or with friends

You bring the question. The game brings new perspectives.

Sometimes a question stays with us for a while. We think about it, talk about it – and still find ourselves going around in circles.

The Flow Game offers a different way of engaging with a question: playful and focused, with room for the unexpected.

At the heart of the game is a question that genuinely matters to you right now. A decision. A change. A relationship. An idea. Something you long for. Or perhaps a question you cannot quite put into words yet.

The game cards offer questions and prompts that open up different perspectives. They can interrupt familiar ways of thinking and talking and bring forward thoughts, connections or possibilities that you – or you together – might not otherwise have discovered.

On your own – from 90 minutes

Bring a personal life question and give yourself dedicated time to explore it from different angles.

The game can help you sort through your thoughts, discover connections and see what begins to emerge.

Together – from 120 minutes

With someone who matters to you.

You can each bring your own question or explore a question that connects you. It doesn't have to be about your relationship.

The prompts from the game invite you to look at your questions differently. At the same time, you listen to one another, share perspectives and support each other in exploring what matters.

It can create something we often have too little space for in everyday life: meeting each other with a real question – without having to solve it for one another.

With friends – 3 to 6 people, from 180 minutes

Each person can bring their own life question, or you can explore a question that matters to you as a group.

You listen, ask questions, share observations and experiences, and support one another in looking at your questions from different angles.

You may discover something new not only about your own question, but also about each other.

The 180-minute session includes a short break.

We begin by taking time to formulate your question – or your questions. This gives the game its direction.

Then we start playing. The game cards offer questions and prompts that open up different perspectives and invite reflection, conversation and experimentation.

As a trained Flow Game Host, I guide you through the game and hold the space without deciding where it should lead.

Perhaps you leave with more clarity. Perhaps with a new question, an unexpected thought or a next step.

And sometimes simply with a conversation you have never had with each other before.

Duration: 1 person from 90 minutes | 2 people from 120 minutes | 3–6 people from 180 minutes, including a short break

Prices for the Coaching and Flow Game on request

What moves me is how people reconnect with what truly matters to them – especially in those in-between times when what comes next is not yet clear and something new may only just be beginning to emerge.

For many years, I have accompanied people and organisations through change and transformation. Working across different countries and organisational contexts has shown me how differently we respond to change – and that complex situations rarely have a simple solution.

Change is also something I know from my own life. I spent many years living abroad, finding my way in new environments and raising my son as a solo responsible parent. I know what it is like when plans don't work out, certainties shift, loss becomes part of life and we need to find our bearings again.

Along the way, I have learned that difficult experiences and lightness can have a place alongside each other. Perhaps it is fitting that my own path has included exploring loss, grief and transitions – as well as training in laughter yoga.

This perspective also shapes how I work with people. We don't only look at what is difficult. We also pay attention to what already supports you, what gives you strength, what sparks your curiosity – and what might bring a little more lightness into your life.

I trust that you bring your own knowledge and experience of what feels right for you, even when it may be difficult to connect with that at times. My role is not to tell you which way to go. I accompany you in looking more closely, trying things out and finding your own next step.

·       Systemic Coaching

·       Hypnosystemic approaches based on the work of Gunther Schmidt

·       Systemic Body-Oriented Work & Embodiment

·       Embodied Facilitation

·       Leadership Embodiment

·       Mediation & Conflict Coaching

·       Zurich Resource Model (ZRM)

·       Flow Game Host

·       Systemic Constellation Work

·       Training in Grief Support

·       Laughter Yoga Training