There are times in life when deeper and higher concerns than your daily routine come up. Existential coaching may help you to build the meaning of your life, to go over it or to reframe the significance you had given to relevant past events. You might discover within them new lessons to be incorporated into your own being that will allow you to become a better person and to generate those future experiences you want to be part of your personal history from now on, with the meaning you want to give them. Rather than delving into the “Why?”, question that ties us to the past, we focus on the question “What for?”, which launches us into the future.

Every single person is a whole different world because he/she is unique. I do not offer magic recipes, simply because there are none. I focus on the specific person. The purpose of existential coaching is to help you get to know yourself better, to discover the source of your attitudes and different life patterns and to be able to create the required change to improve your relationships with yourself and with others.

I listen to the three domains of the being: the body, the language, and the emotions.

Our own family is the most important company that we possess. Unfortunately, in our daily life, due to so many “to do” lists and personal responsibilities, we cannot provide the attention we would like to and that it deserves.

I believe that the most important thing in a family is the love that binds its members. But pay attention, feeling love is not enough to build the family bond, but rather the other way around: it is the relationship and the way of interacting that builds love. Therefore, the family coaching that I offer is focused on generating listening spaces and from-the-heart communication, in order to strengthen the family bond and to improve relationships, and thus, to build the love you want in your family.

I work both with couples (in particular and/or in a group) and with whole families (with a particular family or with group workshops in which several families get together).

I give special attention to adolescence. In a stage of life where communication between parents and children generally suffers, I help to create moments in which, within a serene climate and protected by trust and mutual understanding, conversations and dynamics take place with a high capacity to affectively bond parents and children, moments of true encounter.