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A space to slow down & to connect - with nature, yourself and others.

06/07/2025

we return to Egypt for the 9th time in November — on our Journey to Yourself retreat.
Do you feel called to join us this time?

We begin in the vast silence of the desert —
3 days and 2 nights among ancient rocks.
To see what’s essential.
To remember what truly matters.

Then we return to the urban —
to 5 days at a private villa by the lagoon.
A soft landing. Rooftop views of the sea.
A space to be together, to be held.

There’s no fixed schedule.
We move with what’s alive in the moment.
We open space — and listen to what wants to emerge.
To what needs to be seen.
To what wants to be felt and healed.

I’m here to hold the space — with depth, clarity, and a pinch of humour.
To guide the group and each individual through whatever wants to unfold.

This isn’t j u s t a feel-good retreat.
It’s a real journey.
One that asks for your presence.
Your courage.
Your open eyes.

To feel deeply — and let it move through you.
Only then can true transformation take root.

And yes — there will also be space to rest.
To laugh. To feel good.
To be held — by each other and by nature.

We carry this time with love, kindness, and empathy.
We, the land, and the four elements will be each other’s medicine.

can’t wait 🏜️🌊 🌵

☉ comment “Journey” to receive the full info and feel into whether it’s your time 🐚

photos by Lorean .neverwest

07/05/2025

“We often forget that we are nature. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, we have lost our connection to ourselves.”�~ Andy Goldsworthy

☉ WE ARE NATURE.
NATURE IS US. ☉

Let’s go outside.
Let’s welcome back the wild.
Let nature free us.
Let’s reclaim the raw.
Let’s become a force of nature.
Let’s get down and dirty.

Reconnecting with the natural world means reconnecting with ourselves.
dach stands behind this as much as I do and that’s why I like them so much! As much as I like their shoes with which I spend my time outdoors.

use my code OLIVIA25 until May 16th to get 25% OFF all their shoes. link in highlights.

📷 Islam Nasr

28/11/2024

dreams… hmmmm 😮‍💨
since I started Jungian psychoanalysis in 2022, I’ve been writing down every dream I remember. Each week, my therapist and I look at those dreams, talk about them, and let them guide us—to see what we should look at and mirroring for us how things develop.

since my training as a systemic nature therapist in 2020, dreams had become a vital part of my work as well—whether in retreats or 1:1 guidance. whenever they arise for someone, they bring powerful insights, often adding a puzzle piece to the process we are currently navigating.

💭 this October, I began studying DREAM PATTERNS and ARCHETYPAL PATTERNS with Dr. Michael Conforti to dive even further. He’s a Jungian analyst and founder of the Assisi Institute. His work brings together Jungian psychology and systems theory, exploring how archetypes and patterns move through both human behavior and the natural world.

❝ Jung reminds us that the dream is an expression of Self and Soul. In it, we find messages about life, destiny, and transcendence—messages that go far beyond our conscious understanding of the life process or the images themselves. ❞

Can’t wait to share more about this part of my journey soon… ✺

27/10/2024

👁️⃤ I believe you are already doing the best you can in the situation you’re in right now. I see you, and I believe in you.

Sometimes, we long for someone who has all the answers or a method that promises to “fix” us. It’s natural to want quick solutions, especially when we feel stuck.

Some may try to sell you that, but I don’t believe in it. It’s not about me showing you the “right” way to do X, Y, or Z, nor about claiming to know better than you.

In my experience, we can only truly know for ourselves. It takes work to get there, and it may feel uncomfortable at times—but that’s often where real transformation happens.

I’m here to accompany you on this journey—not with the aim of intellectually understanding everything, but rather by experiencing and feeling what is unfolding. We’ll allow whatever arises to be, and then take the next steps from there, trusting in the process.

How do you see it? Do you agree?

Slide 1: collage by me
Slide 3 & 7: unknown
Slide 5: shinjiro okamoto

16/08/2024

ufff. what an intense time the last year has been.
now I‘m back in Berlin and I want to share a bit about what has been surfacing in my life and the topics that have been present.

on a different note: I find it magical that the people I work with (who join my retreats, workshops or for 1:1) - even if they don’t know much about me and my life - have always very similar topics as me.
maybe a similar origin story and childhood wounds and/ or similar life topics that are present for them right now.
it‘s a knowing with the soul rather than a knowing with the mind.
life letting our paths cross.
the wounded healer that can pass on her medicine.
sharing things with you that I need to hear myself.

I‘m not here as someone to tell you „how to do it“.
I‘m much more wanting to accompany and guide you.
on your way.
with your perspective on things.
no specific point or outcome that needs to be reached.
away from the mind and towards embodied sensing.
no given concepts, no right and wrong.
to remind you of what you already know deep inside you.

however, as promised let’s be a bit more explicit this time - what did I deal with lately:

⦿ the ending a of a very long relationship and the beginning of an intense and exciting new one:
- how to let go (also in the shamanic wheel it’s quite hard for me to go past death to new beginnings)
- fully leaning into the new relationship (once there I’m quite good with it)
- staying yourself in the new relationship (with added difficulty of even knowing “who you are”; and of course that changes sometimes)
- navigating conflicts and different attachment styles (reality check of psychology 1x1)
- long distance and living together very closely (+ all that it triggers)

⦿ moving to a new country with all that it can come with (I moved many times before completely to a new place and I feel this was the hardest one - looking at it from today at least):
- being confronted with “old” versions of yourself
- feeling lonely
- loosing yourself and picking yourself up again (what makes you “you” and which parts no longer serve you and you are just holding on to)
-“living by the sea” doesn’t equal “living by the sea”

🪸🐚👐🏽

📷 .za

06/08/2024

My connection to nature and the experiences I have outdoors are often beyond words. It’s a feeling within my body. It touches deeper layers of my being and soul. Certain artists can visualize exactly that, and I would like to introduce them to you

Read more about each one of them in my blog 🔗

Which one is your favourite? ❤️‍🔥🫀

Slide 1: Carla Cervantes Caro - Movement as art

Carla Cervantes Caro describes herself as a “movement designer”. Her work is a fusion of dance, design and fashion. The self-taught dancer shows new perspectives through images and movement.

Slide 2: Rithika Merchant - Artistic Fusion of Mythology and Science

Rithika Merchant’s work explores mythology, science and speculative fiction. She creates artworks that echo our past while depicting new worlds.

Slide 3: Jackson Gore Earth - Interconnectivity of the Earth through the Earth

With the guiding principle “Restoring Kinship to Earth through Earth”, the artist finds Earth’s existence and form in himself. He interweaves visions and words in an attempt to bring the spirit of all things to life.

Slide 4: Isobel Harvey - Playful exploration of natural beauty

Her subjects are a loving depiction of animals in natural settings, often with a playful or dreamy atmosphere. Harvey explores the beauty and diversity of the natural world.

Slide 5: Meagan Boyd - Transcendent worlds and archetypal tales

In her often surreal and symbolic works, she explores the relationship between man and nature and themes such as identity and transience. She reconstructs ancient narratives and breathes new life into archetypal figures that embody the collective unconscious.

Slide 6: Tino Rodriguez - Magic and Realism in detail

His works are characterized by magical realism and mythological motifs. Rodriguez has a talent for creating surreal landscapes and characters that have a deep emotional and spiritual impact.

Slide 7: Cory Feder - Cultural interspaces

As someone who finds herself in a space between America and Korea, Cory Feder explores the concept of the “other” and how this relationship is a reflection of one’s relationship to oneself.

03/05/2024

“We often forget that we are nature. Nature is not something separate from us. So when we say that we have lost our connection to nature, we have lost our connection to ourselves." ~ Andy Goldsworthy

☉ WE ARE NATURE.
NATURE IS US. ☉

In our modern world, we’ve convinced ourselves we’re separate from nature. But the truth is, we’re an integral part of it.

Reconnecting with the natural world means reconnecting with ourselves.

Let’s go outside.
Let’s welcome back the wild.
Let nature free us.
Let’s reclaim the raw.
Let’s become a force of nature.
Let’s get down and dirty.
Let’s connect with the natural world and let it heal us!

📷 Islam Naser

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