Wanna know more about me?

Not the tidy bio-voice version — the actual me. I’ll keep it simple and a little random: five snippets, and then the facts and figures for the people who like receipts (scroll all the way down).

1) I’m originally from Switzerland

…the small country of chocolate and cheese. Mmh, chocolate.


I moved to Scotland in 2022 — though I’ve been quietly in love with the place since my first visit in 2007. In 2022 I also fell in love with my husband and stayed. What a cliché, right? 😉

 

If you’d rather write to me in German, French or Italian — freue ich mich, à bientôt, non vedo l’ora. Fair warning: my French and Italian are a little rusty.

2) I LOVE superheroes (it's hard to miss, right?)

I think we can steal a lot from their mindset — that quiet “fear and self-doubt don’t get to drive” energy.

 

As a kid in the 80s, we’d play The Bionic Woman out on the street until dark — a 70s show about Jamie, a tennis player with cybernetic implants that made her superhumanly fast and strong. The productions weren’t fancy yet, so whenever she used her powers there was this iconic sci-fi sound. We’d imitate it while “running at high speed” across the playground.

 

You’re now wishing this was on video, aren’t you? 😂

3) My first book was called The green sapphire

I wrote it on my granddad’s Hermes Baby typewriter — an adventure about an archaeologist chasing an ancient treasure. Ingenious, obviously.


I’ll confess: I never got past chapter four, and it badly lacked originality. But I kept going, published five books in German under my maiden name and I’m working on number six right now — this one’s in English.

4) Unfortunately, I don't have any siblings

As a wee girl, every Christmas I’d write my wish list for the Christ Kind (the Swiss version of Santa) and ask for a little brother and a big sister. I remained, reliably, an only child.

 

Christ Kind, you lost a believer.

5) The 3 C’s: Things that make me feel comforted, cosy and comfortable in my body

Watching FRIENDS for the millionth time (I know at least 85% of the jokes by heart — can you beat that? 😉). It settles me instantly, like walking into a room where everyone’s pleased to see me.

 

Sundays in my kitchen, freestyling healthy snacks — usually chocolatey or lemony, always gluten-free. Following a recipe to the letter is not my strong suit; I like to bring my own flavour, in baking and otherwise.

 

An ice-cold glass of white wine, some Apéro (we Swiss call it “apéröle”), and discussing the latest in quantum physics with my husband — in a deeply amateur way, I should admit.

The part that isn't random

I’m a highly sensitive woman who spent a lot of her life trying to fit — cutting off her own edges to be rounder, quieter, easier to have around.

 

I know the specific ache of being torn between craving solitude and wanting to be seen.

 

I know self-doubt, and the low, constant hum of trying to be “good enough.”

 

A square peg doesn’t slot into a round hole without losing pieces of itself. I lost pieces for years. Feminine embodiment is how I stopped — and it’s what I now do with ambitious introverts who are worn out from performing a smaller version of themselves. Not becoming someone new.

 

Coming back to the woman who was there before you learned to shrink. That’s what showing up for yourself actually means.

Facts & Figures - Training and Professional Experience

For the receipts-lovers: I’ve been training and doing this work, in one form or another, for over twenty years. A few that matter most for what I do now, then the full trail.

 

  • 2025–2026 — Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification (FECC), School of Embodied Arts, Jenna Ward
  • 2025 — Foundation of Embodiment Coaching (FEC), Embodiment Unlimited, Mark Walsh
  • Since 2025 — Empowerment Coach for ambitious, introverted women
  • 2024 — Scottish Mental Health First Aid, plus Suicide Intervention and Prevention (SIPP) training — this is what lets me hold this work in a trauma-informed way
  • 2016–2023 — Self-employed Job & Life Coach (finding your vocation), business owner, and Access Consciousness® translator (EN–DE)
  • 2022–2023 — PGdip Career Guidance & Development, Edinburgh Napier University
  • 2016–2021 — Access Consciousness® courses: Certified Facilitator, Joy of Business, Bars and Body Process Facilitator
  • 2016 — Mindfulness Meditation Teacher (Loten Dahortsang, Lika); wingwave Coach & Magic Words Trainer (Roger Marquardt); plus Walking Coaching and Supervision Kompakt modules (2017)
  • 2014–2016 — Owner and creator of the online magazine “the bright side – good news only”
  • 2011–2014 — Lecturer in the use of incense, European Feng Shui Master School
  • 2003–2010 — MA in German & History, University of Zurich
  • 2006 — Certified Bach Flower Therapist, Natura Medica Zurich
  • 2004 — Reiki Master (Usui system)
  • Plus five published books in German, and a sixth on the way in English