Who are we?

I have been working as an alternative practitioner in my own practice for over 30 years. I work worldwide with my seminars and trainings and have specialized in online seminars since the “Covid” pandemic.

Above all, my multilingual seminar work serves the further dissemination of body-oriented trauma work, collective field work, holistic perception in every area and the popular “space and time sessions”, in which I see myself as a translator of the speechless space. My perception work incorporates all the trainings, which includes kinesiology (Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt), neural therapy, homeopathy, constellation work, craniosacral work and much more.

My seminar work takes place in Europe and in South Africa, where I indulge my passion for improvisation and composition with my white grand piano.

Living in wild nature is an important balance to initiate and support lectures, books and new creative projects. Resources and antifragility are my most passionate personal issues, which I love to share with others.

My name, Ann-Kasra, might sound out of the ordinary, but I’m perfectly happy with that. Ann is the name my parents gave me, and for me, it’s closely bound up with my head, the rational side of my personality. It was during a training session with Michael Barnett that I was given the name Kasra, which means ‘universal center’. This is the name which brings me into contact with my body and my feelings. Together, both names bring me harmony and balance.

Throughout my life, I’ve been keenly interested in people, how they relate to others and how they live and work. Why does a person behave today in the manner we can observe? What events made them the person they are today? These questions, after I’d been studying them and working on them myself for years, brought me to my focus on dealing with trauma.

I know from personal experience (as an adopted child) that nothing can really be taken for granted in life, and that you don’t have to solve all your issues on your own. That was the insight that brought me to understand my mission, which is guiding others to make more profound contact with themselves and with the people around them.

Naturally, I don’t stand still in my own personal development, either. It’s what keeps me alert and eager to learn. I studied with various teachers who have imparted a great deal of wisdom, insight and knowledge to me.

Thomas Hübl – Dr. Asaf Rolef Ben Shahar – Andrea Wandel – Dr. Johannes B. Schmidt – Deb Dana – Peter Levine – Bessel Van der Kolk – Marianne Bentzen – Michael Barnett – Filip De Vos and many more.