These are sessions based on working with the field in the systemic constellations approach. During our work together, with mindfulness as our guide, we explore the area of your life where you feel blocked, face difficulty, notice recurring patterns, or simply desire change. We begin exactly from where you are right now, in the truth of what is happening within you. Throughout the session, you are offered a new perspective, one that can mark the beginning of your transformation. This perspective allows you to integrate what has unconsciously shaped your decisions, relationships, and choices until now. We work online, in a grounded and held space, whose structure and boundaries are shaped by your intention for change. The initial encounter with your own story sets you on a path towards the life you wish to create.

For those who seek change in their lives. If you are open to new experiences, searching for answers to the questions arising in your life, or wish to better understand yourself and your family of origin - this work is for you. If you believe that your life is not a coincidence and that you have an influence on its direction - this work is for you. If you are integrating your spirituality and want to live more consciously - this work is for you. I do not recommend this form of work to those who need to maintain full control over their inner process. I do not recommend it to those who are looking for an escape from their life. MEDICAL CONTRAINDICATIONS Field work is a deep process. It touches emotional and systemic layers. For it to be safe and supportive, internal stability and the ability to self-regulate are essential. For this reason, I do not conduct sessions with individuals who are currently experiencing significant mental-health difficulties, such as active psychotic episodes, manic states, severe disorientation, or who are under ongoing psychiatric care due to an active mental-health condition. This is not exclusion; it is care and responsibility. In such situations, the most important step is to continue professional treatment, which prioritizes stabilization and safety. You are welcome to return to field work once your condition is stabilized and confirmed by your treating specialist.