From an early age, I had the feeling that there was more to life than what is purely visible and measurable. My path initially led me into a technical profession with management responsibilities, yet at the same time, it always drew me closer to working with people.

 

Through several personal experiences and an intensive exploration of physical and inner processes, I began to delve deeply into various therapeutic and coaching approaches. I got trained in these areas and gradually integrated what I learned into my own life.

 

With Atlaslogy, I finally found an approach that particularly convinced me: a calm, precise and body-oriented work that addresses the person in their entirety and helps them to live their life a little more freely.

 

Today I combine Atlaslogy and coaching with the goal of helping people find more balance, clarity and alignment.

 

 

What Anima Atlas means to me

 

"Anima" comes from Latin and means soul, life force, or lifeblood. For me, Anima represents the part of us that strives for joy, balance, and authenticity.

 

"Atlas" represents alignment, orientation, and a stable foundation. Whether as the first cervical vertebra in anatomy, as the Greek god of strength and resilience, as a collection of maps and a guide through the world, or as a supporting pillar in architecture: the atlas serves as a reminder to find support and strength and to consciously walk one's own path.

 

From this union came Anima Atlas – alignment that moves .

With Anima Atlas, I am now uniting what has shaped my own development: the connection between physical and inner alignment. For me, founding Anima Atlas is therefore more than just a step into self-employment. It is an expression of my values, my experiences, and my conviction that sustainable change begins where we reconnect with ourselves. And it is the decision not only to accompany people on their journey, but also to make it my own path.