It's your life - but only if you make it so.
Eleanor Roosevelt
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I started MY WAY to explore with others how much are we living life that feels like ours. It was in the time when I felt stuck, doing many things that I did not want to be doing. How did I get here, I wondered. Number one regret of people on their deathbed is that they lived life that someone else designed for them, they adopted someone else's wishes and plans and did not give enough space to theirs.
Since then I have coached more than a hundred people and this theme has been relevant for each of them in some way. I am not talking about egoism, I am talking about stepping into the space I have been given, about humility in the face of the mystery of life I have been invited into, about owning my decisions and choices I am making. About checking with myself often, is this what I want? What options do I have? When I feel I do not have a choice, does it reflect my current reality or is it a feeling I learnt in the past? I grew up in communist Czechoslovakia and although that regime is gone, I do sometimes feel it is better not to speak up in a particular situation. Experiences of trauma or marginalization have left many of us feeling disempowered, thinking we do not have a choice even when we are not in that situation anymore. We bring these experiences also into groups we form, whether it is families or work teams. I will explore with you how to bring awareness into moments where you feel some disturbance, so that you can reconnect with the flow of life. By grappling with these moments, you are creating and living YOUR WAY. |
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I am a certified coach (ACC), credentialed by the International Coach Federation (ICF). I am a psychologist and a trainee psychotherapist (registered with UKCP) in Process Work (also called Process Oriented Psychology).
My background is in healthcare and wellbeing and mental health; I have over 15 years' experience supporting people in the context of their health challenges. I worked with clients of all ages with depression, eating disorders, anxiety, trauma, long-term and life threatening illnesses, among others; individually and in small groups. Currently, my clients are mostly people transitioning to work, changing careers and young professionals. I am also a qualified translator (City University, London; Chartered Institute of Linguists). |
