About

A circle of collaboration

People I work with, learn from, and walk alongside. 

It’s simply better together.

The Why

Collaboration brings a kind of honesty into the work

The how 

How we collaborate

We connect

We share about ourselves and what we’re longing to create

We sense the fit

Values, heart, and each other’s qualities

We take one next step

A first idea, a pilot, or a shared moment to test the waters

The what

Collaboration can look like

The people I work with

A small circle of people I trust and enjoy working with

Ellen_Plasschaert

Ellen Plasschaert

Accompanies people through moments of transition with depth and attention. Strong in listening, integration, and creating space for what needs time.

Belgium

Focus: life transitions & integration. 
Works through therapy, coaching, and facilitation.

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Femke Geers

Supports children and families in growing with gentleness. Brings warmth, clarity, and a grounded way of working with what’s there. 

Belgium

Focus: emotion regulation & conscious parenting. 
Works through therapy, family offerings, and podcasting

T&SP

Tengey & Sangay Pawo

The Muktinath Foundation supports nuns from the Himalayan region of Nepal — with a focus on education, daily life, and wellbeing. 

Nepal

Rooted in long-term relationships and local collaboration, the work grows step by step — in a way that respects both tradition and individual paths.

Inspirations

People I work with

Not collaborators in a formal sense — but voices I return to, teachers whose thinking shapes how I show up.

Brené Brown

Researcher and storyteller on vulnerability, shame, and the courage to be truly seen. Her work gives language to the quiet struggles many people carry.

Mingyur Rinpoche

Tibetan Buddhist meditation master who bridges ancient wisdom with neuroscience — with remarkable warmth and accessibility.

Dan Pink

Author and thinker on motivation, timing, and what actually drives human behavior. Practical, evidence-based, and genuinely useful.

Mator Gabe

TBC — a voice in the space of presence, leadership, and embodied awareness.

TED & conversations

Ideas worth spreading — the kind that make you sit differently in your chair and see your life from a wider angle.

The Himalayas

Not a person, but a teacher. Silence, altitude, and simplicity have shaped this work more than any book.

Collaborate

Do you feel a resonance and want to connect?

Book a call or send me a message. If it feels aligned, we can explore and see what kind of collaboration wants to take shape.

Frequently Asked Questions?

The easiest way is usually a quick message on WhatsApp or by booking a call in my calendar.
 
Choose whatever feels simplest — we’ll take it from there.
A sense of openness and curiosity.
 
People who are willing to explore, to take their time, and let trust grow naturally.
 
And also a willingness to be honest — to express what is true, and have real conversations. From there, connection tends to build quite effortlessly.
There is usually a balance between depth and lightness.
 
We take the work seriously, but there’s also space for humour and ease along the way.
 
Over time, something more personal often develops — not in a formal sense, but because we’re working with real experiences, qualities, and ways of being. In that sense, it often goes beyond “just work”.
I tend to work in a way that builds over time.
I enjoy longer-term collaborations, because they allow space to really see growth and change.
 
In organisations, I often work with leadership, HR, or communication teams. Sometimes I guide sessions or programs myself. Other times, I’m part of the thinking and co-creation — helping to connect the dots and bring different elements together.
What matters is that it fits the bigger picture of the organisation — and stays aligned with its values and direction. And where possible, I like to bring in a bit of playfulness 🙂
Yes, very much.
You don’t need to have a clear plan. If something drew you to reach out, that’s already enough to start from.
 
Feel free to share what spoke to you, and a bit about yourself — we’ll take it from there.
With each request, I take a moment to ask: Am I the right person for this?
And if not, who in my network would be a better fit?
 
It’s more a process of sensing and being honest — with myself and with you — so that the work is in the right hands.
Yes.
 
I work across different places, and I’m very open to collaborations beyond borders.
 
In many ways, this work is not limited by time or location — and I enjoy seeing how it comes alive in different contexts.

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