Bodybased trauma coach and opener of worlds
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About Me
Welcome - I am Simone -
wild soul and bodybased trauma coach.
Here you will be introduced to my work, my vision and the story that led me to founding my own trauma healing business.
Who am I and what kind of work do I do?
I am Simone—a wild soul, lover of nature and art—and I guide people back to their true selves, free from trauma, patterns, and conditioning.
In my work, body-based trauma healing, nervous system work, and art come together in a unique blend that transforms voiceless disconnection from your being into authentic, uncompromising self-expression.
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When we work together, you will learn how to guide your body out of survival mode and back into a state where your feelings feel safe. Sadness, anger, and other emotions no longer have to be overwhelming or frightening. You will learn to expand your capacity to feel these emotions within a safe and held space with me.
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You will discover what it truly means to be free in your expression—no longer a victim of your life or your emotions, but the creator of your reality.
With this newly gained emotional capacity, we can approach your trauma and relational patterns more deeply and work with them at their root. This way, you don’t have to spend years “working on yourself” while only scratching the surface, with trauma symptoms continuing to dictate your life.
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I don’t want to make you function better—I want to give you the tools and self-confidence to return to who you truly are. A state in which speaking your truth, standing up for your needs, following your dreams, and building deep, reciprocal relationships feels natural, peaceful, and grounded.
I am currently training to become a trauma healer with Chantal Thiel, as well as a Soul Touch therapist with @soul_flowvibe.
Why do I do the work I do?
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My story
I always wanted to change the world for the better. For a long time, I believed I would do this by working for the UN or an NGO. As I grew older, I realized that meaningful change cannot happen without addressing the deeper roots of suffering. My own personal journey eventually led me to trauma work.
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During my teenage years, the image of my sheltered and privileged upbringing began to crumble. Depression, a sexual assault that I only remembered later, and various family dynamics and circumstances slowly became clearer to me. However, it wasn’t until my body began expressing these experiences—through breathing difficulties, panic attacks, and other PTSD symptoms—that I sought therapy.
Therapy laid the foundation for my healing, while at the same time I began exploring somatic and nervous system work independently, guided by my current mentor.
After years of being unable to cry, I was able to recreate safety around the emotion of sadness through somatic exercises. Once I regained access to this feeling, I could safely process the trauma that had manifested as a constant heaviness on my chest, stealing the air from my lungs.
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As I continued to build the capacity to feel all of my emotions safely, I was able to go deeper into my relational patterns and trauma, eventually working exclusively with my coach. I confronted some of the deepest masks I had worn for much of my life—masks and patterns that once helped me survive and receive love as a child, but were now preventing me from forming genuine, reciprocal connections.
I walked through the uncertainty and fear of my old reality falling apart, and then slowly rebuilt my life from a new, honest foundation.
I left much behind and reshaped my understanding of what I wanted from life. For the first time, I allowed myself to dream, to ask what I truly wanted for myself, and to believe that I could create that reality.
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As a former people pleaser who lived for others while neglecting my own needs, I learned to set clear boundaries, stand firmly in myself, build relationships based on reciprocity rather than survival, and consciously work toward a life that truly felt like mine.
This was the revolution I wanted to bring into the world—a change rooted in self-empowerment. A world where we meet each other in peace, no longer operating from wounded inner children or unmet needs, but from the truth of who we are.
How is it to work with me?
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What do I stand for?
The freedom, peace, ease, and depth of relationship—with yourself and with others—that comes through trauma healing is what I want to make possible for you.
This is why I will never do surface-level work. I will never offer easy escape routes when what is truly needed is honesty. I will always act in your best interest, even if that means guiding you through discomfort or pain.
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I am a fiery, wild soul with a big heart that beats deeply for all living beings.
In my work, practical somatic exercises intertwine with artistic expression, guiding you safely through both your childhood experiences and the complexity of being a multidimensional being in this world.
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I will always see you as whole—never as the parts you believe were lost to trauma. In truth, those parts are not gone; they are simply buried beneath layers of trauma, conditioning, and learned survival strategies.
If we work together, I will give you all the tools you need to bring your true self back to the surface—and show you how to live from that place.
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