Who I am 

I could list all sorts of so-called important identities here, but that's not what truly matters. 

Who am I really?

During my life I have made a journey from Wambeek (B) to Africa, to the Netherlands, to Ikaria, to coming home to myself 😊

To this day, I remember a moment—perhaps the most important moment of my life. In 1988, I was working as a nurse in Africa, and a colleague asked me, 'What’s going on with you?' She didn’t ask this out of judgment, but with genuine interest. I was taken aback by her directness, but I felt that she meant it. She was the first person in my life who was sincerely interested in what I was experiencing deep inside. This moment changed my life forever. Back in Belgium, I found myself with a Body-Oriented Therapist (Rebalancer). A whole new world opened up to me—a world of feeling and conscious relaxation. I was so deeply moved that it also marked the beginning of my new career.
                        

I have always had a great interest in the deeper emotional layers and motivations of people. Yet, for much of my life, I lived in a state of 'functional freeze'—unable to connect with myself, let alone with those around me.

To be honest, I didn't understand myself. Other children, people, had so much fun, always had so much to share, and I just stood by and watched.

Not understanding this drove me to dig deep and search for answers. What made my behavior so different? Where did this chronic feeling of helplessness come from that was always gnawing at me from the inside?

By constantly searching, facing the confrontations and setbacks in my life, working on myself, studying, and guiding others in their growth process, I can say that I now feel deeply happy today.

There is an inner liberation and joy of life. there is an abundance of energy and passion as I embark on what I call the third part of my life!!

I wish this for everyone!!