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Academic Work​

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While maintaining my practice in Zurich I am also teaching & learning from students from Western & non-Western cultures who aspire to become analytical psychologist. In my lectures I invite the listeners to explore the lived experience of the feminine body and psyche. By using myths and body work, my lectures & seminars are dialogues for psychotherapists who hold space for women in their practices.

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The focus is on the potential for women to find pathways toward wholeness and restoration. It is directed not only on a personal level but also on the cultural collective, where the feminine body and psyche are no longer defined by wounding but by resilience, creativity, and regeneration. I also emphasize on the politics of the body through the lens of gender, sexuality and race – determining factors for mental, physical and spiritual health and on what complexes are constellated around these topics. 

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Together, we have the opportunity to honor the feminine voice, foster its healing, and create a more balanced, inclusive, and regenerative cultural narrative within analytical work. Analytical Psychology is especially enriched by a truly feminine perspective – integrating an archetypal understanding with embodied experience. Unfortunately, the legacy of our field has been largely rooted in a masculine, patriarchal perspective. My dream is that our generation together, can co-create new ways of further enriching well-established analytical methods in the support of women’s growth and flourishing.