^®I was born in 1966 in Kempten in the Allgäu and have lived in Berlin since 1985. In 2003 I came across the Grinberg Method^® and since 2008 I have been working as a practitioner of the Grinberg Method^®. I completed my studies with becoming an Trainer of the GM^® , a Trainier of sMove! and a Teacher of the Grinberg Method^® studies.

Even as a child I had the desire to start fresh from the present moment, free from the fixed roles in which one is stuck. My trick was to press the “reset button”!

I imagined that I had just been “beamed” into my body, that I had not really experienced what I had just experienced, even though an alleged memory told me to.

I tried to hold on to this idea, so I had at least a short term idea of what it is like to have all possibilities open again and to be able to do everything “new and better”.

In the first Grinberg sessions I remembered this. I now had a much more absolute new approach to life, but not just as an idea in my head – now I felt the new possibilities in my whole body!

Certain physically noticeable changes had taken place. New ways of going about things had only just become reality. I found that incredible! In my enthusiasm I changed my profession after a few years and became a practitioner myself.

Among other things, I became healthier during the process and years of colds, sinusitis and flaccidity have since disappeared. I am a fashion designer and have worked in my studio for designers and on film productions. It was surprising for me how much easier and more natural it became to be creative.

To be able to choose from a variety of ideas, to create something and then know exactly what I want, I didn’t really know that with such ease. Creativity, I learned, means to find an individual powerful expression from a pool of liveliness and possibilities. This also describes, so to speak, the aim of learning processes. Creativity is something I want to live and teach as a qualified practitioner and trainer of the Grinberg Method.