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How I Work

In my work, I guide you into deeper connection with your body, your needs, desires, your boundaries, and your truth. I meet you where you are. Together, we create space to slow down, to feel, to remember what is already within you.

My approach is formed by self-awareness, nervous system regulation, trauma-awareness, and years of experience with connection, movement and embodiment. Whether we’re working one-on-one, in a workshop or at a festival, I use a blend of modalities that allows people to regulate, release and reconnect.

These tools are invitations, doorways, languages we use to listen more deeply. You’ll find a short introduction to each below, along with links to explore more.

Years Self-awareness Journey:
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Years Self-awareness Journey:

13+

Years Guiding/Facilitating Students

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Years Guiding Students
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Tools and practices I work with:

(Wheel of) Consent
Meditation
Dance & Movement
Embodiment
Nervous System Regulation
Tantra
Yoga Nidra
Women's Wisdom

Classes
(Wheel of) Consent
Classes
Meditation
Classes
Dance & Movement
Classes
Embodiment
Classes
Nervous System Regulation
Classes
Tantra
Classes
Yoga Nidra
Classes
Women’s Wisdom

My work is about meeting yourself, softly, honestly, somatically and beginning to trust what you feel. One step at a time, we return to what’s true in your body, your relationships and your life.

Top courses

01.Ballet

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02.Jazz funk

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03.Contemporary

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What and where?

 

I currently offer 1:1 sessions both online and in person, depending on where I am in the world. These are for individuals and couples. 

For now, I divide my time between Bali and Europe, and I expect to be back in the Netherlands during the summer of 2026. I also occasionally travel to Asia, Australia, and other parts of Europe.

You can invite me to your festival, retreat, or training to offer sessions, workshops, or classes. I have experience facilitating groups, small and big, and even co-guided an opening of a festival of 350+ people. 

I’m currently developing online programmes, including audio meditations and visualisations, which will soon be available for you to access in your own time and space.

Feel free to reach out with any questions or special requests.
I’m always open to co-creating something unique and aligned.

Portfolio

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Natalie Palmer

Client

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Marianne Kate

Client

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Larry Moore

Client
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The pain of having sisters

Of course, I love my sisters.
But something from my early years quietly shaped my life.

When I was two, I suddenly had to share my world.
I was too young to understand what was happening.
Too young to grasp big changes.
Too young to know how to keep my place in the family.

What I’ve been exploring lately is how that early experience planted the seeds of scarcity in me.
This sense of “there isn’t enough”
not enough love, not enough attention, not enough space for my needs.

And so a protector stepped in.
One who learned to minimise what I wanted,
to silence big feelings,
to become “easy,”
to take less space,
to convince me that my needs weren’t important anyway.

It’s strange how such early moments can ripple through adulthood…
how they show up in relationships, intimacy, business, self-worth…
How the body remembers long before the mind can understand. It’s a common wound under firstborns who suddenly had to share their parents.

Lately, I’ve been meeting that little girl again.
The one who felt that shift she couldn’t name,
the one who coped the only way she knew how.

Giving her softness.
Giving her space.
Letting her know she was never replaced.
Letting her feel that her needs matter.
That there is enough.
That she gets to take up space.

And somehow…
that simple truth is beginning to change everything.

#innerchildhealing #innerlijkwerk
#firstbornwound #embodiedhealing
#nervoussystemhealing #attachmenthealing
#selfworthjourney #innerlijkkindwerk

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The pain of having sisters Of course, I love my sisters. But something from my early years quietly shaped my life. When I was two, I suddenly had to share my world. I was too young to understand what was happening. Too young to grasp big changes. Too young to know how to keep my place in the family. What I’ve been exploring lately is how that early experience planted the seeds of scarcity in me. This sense of “there isn’t enough” not enough love, not enough attention, not enough space for my needs. And so a protector stepped in. One who learned to minimise what I wanted, to silence big feelings, to become “easy,” to take less space, to convince me that my needs weren’t important anyway. It’s strange how such early moments can ripple through adulthood… how they show up in relationships, intimacy, business, self-worth… How the body remembers long before the mind can understand. It’s a common wound under firstborns who suddenly had to share their parents. Lately, I’ve been meeting that little girl again. The one who felt that shift she couldn’t name, the one who coped the only way she knew how. Giving her softness. Giving her space. Letting her know she was never replaced. Letting her feel that her needs matter. That there is enough. That she gets to take up space. And somehow… that simple truth is beginning to change everything. #innerchildhealing #innerlijkwerk #firstbornwound #embodiedhealing #nervoussystemhealing #attachmenthealing #selfworthjourney #innerlijkkindwerk

When a man didn’t run from my emotions

During the @zoukmira embodiment events, I met someone who reminded me of what that could feel like. He wasn’t interfering in my process or offering advice I didn’t ask for. He wasn’t overly protective or constantly checking in. He was just there. I could sense him in the background, grounded, steady, available. And when I needed him, I could approach him. When things felt too much, I could lean on him, and he would simply be still. When I cried on his shoulder, he didn’t try to make it better. He just stayed quiet, letting me have my moment, and somehow that stillness spoke more than any words could.

When we paired up in a shadow workshop I showed him some of the anger I carried inside, and I remember feeling scared that it might be too much, that I did not feel safe enough in the container of the group to go deeper. He looked at me and said, “I can handle much more than that.” Those words landed so deeply. It wasn’t even the words themselves, it was the way he said them, the energy behind them. I realized how much I had longed for that kind of presence my entire life; a masculine energy that could hold me without needing to control me, that could guide me back to my center simply by being there.

I can see now that so much of what I’ve been searching for in men was really this longing for safety, for someone to help me hold all that I feel, not to fix it, not to change it, but to witness it. And somehow, through this connection, something in me started to heal. 

This experience didn’t erase what was missing in the past, but it showed me what’s possible now. That love, safety, and presence can still arrive later in life, in forms I didn’t expect.

@Martin_hartmannshenn I’m grateful for the friendship we have build. A connection built on trust, and holding space for each other. In my most vulnerable moments, I could lean on you and feel the steadiness of a masculine support that helped me stay with myself. 💫

 #innerchildhealing #fatherwound #divinemasculine #innerwork #embodiedhealing #emotionalawareness #healingjourney #shadowwork #selfhealing #embodiment #traumahealing #spiritualgrowth #nervoussystemregulation

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When a man didn’t run from my emotions During the @zoukmira embodiment events, I met someone who reminded me of what that could feel like. He wasn’t interfering in my process or offering advice I didn’t ask for. He wasn’t overly protective or constantly checking in. He was just there. I could sense him in the background, grounded, steady, available. And when I needed him, I could approach him. When things felt too much, I could lean on him, and he would simply be still. When I cried on his shoulder, he didn’t try to make it better. He just stayed quiet, letting me have my moment, and somehow that stillness spoke more than any words could. When we paired up in a shadow workshop I showed him some of the anger I carried inside, and I remember feeling scared that it might be too much, that I did not feel safe enough in the container of the group to go deeper. He looked at me and said, “I can handle much more than that.” Those words landed so deeply. It wasn’t even the words themselves, it was the way he said them, the energy behind them. I realized how much I had longed for that kind of presence my entire life; a masculine energy that could hold me without needing to control me, that could guide me back to my center simply by being there. I can see now that so much of what I’ve been searching for in men was really this longing for safety, for someone to help me hold all that I feel, not to fix it, not to change it, but to witness it. And somehow, through this connection, something in me started to heal.  This experience didn’t erase what was missing in the past, but it showed me what’s possible now. That love, safety, and presence can still arrive later in life, in forms I didn’t expect. @Martin_hartmannshenn I’m grateful for the friendship we have build. A connection built on trust, and holding space for each other. In my most vulnerable moments, I could lean on you and feel the steadiness of a masculine support that helped me stay with myself. 💫  #innerchildhealing #fatherwound #divinemasculine #innerwork #embodiedhealing #emotionalawareness #healingjourney #shadowwork #selfhealing #embodiment #traumahealing #spiritualgrowth #nervoussystemregulation

🇬🇧English in comments

Het is heerlijk weer.
Ik zit met mijn vriend op een terrasje te werken, met een prachtig uitzicht op het park.
Langzaam stroomt het terras vol mensen. Gesprekken, koffiekopjes die neergezet worden, stemmen, gelach.
En ergens merk ik… dat ik me steeds slechter begin te voelen.

Op een gegeven moment zeg ik hardop: “Ik ben overprikkeld. Het gaat niet goed.”
Ik pak mijn geluidsdempende oordopjes, zet een kalmerend muziekje op, doe mijn ogen dicht en leun met mijn hoofd tegen de achterkant van de bank.

En dan komen de emoties.
Verdriet.
Niet gekoppeld aan een herinnering of een gedachte. Gewoon… verdriet.
Ik laat het over me heen komen, zonder er iets mee te willen doen.
Langzaam vullen mijn ogen zich met tranen.

Na een tijdje open ik mijn ogen weer.
Dezelfde zon. Hetzelfde park.
Maar ik voel me ineens zoveel lichter, zoveel meer aanwezig.

Soms zitten we de hele dag in ons hoofd.
We merken niet hoeveel kleine gebeurtenissen, berichtjes, blikken, geluiden zich in ons opstapelen.
We banjeren maar door.
En pas als het lichaam fluistert genoeg – of soms schreeuwt – hebben we de kans om te stoppen.

Soms is dat alles wat nodig is:
de ogen sluiten, het lichaam voelen, en toestaan dat alles wat vastzat… mag stromen.

Herken jij dit? Dat je pas voelt wat er leeft in je lichaam als je eindelijk even stilvalt?
Voel je vrij om hieronder te delen.

#overprikkeling #hoogsensitief #ontprikkelen #emotiesvoelen #emotioneelherstel #zelfzorg #hsp #lichamenluisteren #embodiment #emotiesdoorvoelen

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🇬🇧English in comments Het is heerlijk weer. Ik zit met mijn vriend op een terrasje te werken, met een prachtig uitzicht op het park. Langzaam stroomt het terras vol mensen. Gesprekken, koffiekopjes die neergezet worden, stemmen, gelach. En ergens merk ik… dat ik me steeds slechter begin te voelen. Op een gegeven moment zeg ik hardop: “Ik ben overprikkeld. Het gaat niet goed.” Ik pak mijn geluidsdempende oordopjes, zet een kalmerend muziekje op, doe mijn ogen dicht en leun met mijn hoofd tegen de achterkant van de bank. En dan komen de emoties. Verdriet. Niet gekoppeld aan een herinnering of een gedachte. Gewoon… verdriet. Ik laat het over me heen komen, zonder er iets mee te willen doen. Langzaam vullen mijn ogen zich met tranen. Na een tijdje open ik mijn ogen weer. Dezelfde zon. Hetzelfde park. Maar ik voel me ineens zoveel lichter, zoveel meer aanwezig. Soms zitten we de hele dag in ons hoofd. We merken niet hoeveel kleine gebeurtenissen, berichtjes, blikken, geluiden zich in ons opstapelen. We banjeren maar door. En pas als het lichaam fluistert genoeg – of soms schreeuwt – hebben we de kans om te stoppen. Soms is dat alles wat nodig is: de ogen sluiten, het lichaam voelen, en toestaan dat alles wat vastzat… mag stromen. Herken jij dit? Dat je pas voelt wat er leeft in je lichaam als je eindelijk even stilvalt? Voel je vrij om hieronder te delen. #overprikkeling #hoogsensitief #ontprikkelen #emotiesvoelen #emotioneelherstel #zelfzorg #hsp #lichamenluisteren #embodiment #emotiesdoorvoelen
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