My migration story
In 2020, I moved to Germany, and I quickly discovered how challenging and overwhelming the migration process can be. Like many immigrants, I had to face the bureaucratic maze, including dealing with the Jobcenter, and at times, I felt lost, scared, and unsure of where things were going. There were moments when I felt hopeless and lonely, missing my family, and questioning my path. I knew I had to push through, and that's exactly what I did.
It is this personal experience that fuels my passion for supporting others who are in similar situations. Despite my many privileges as a white person with an EU passport, I have fought against discrimination, struggled to navigate bureaucratic systems, and learned how to assert my rights in an unfamiliar environment. These are the same challenges many of my clients face today, and I'm committed to guiding them through these difficult moments.
In my coaching, I not only help clients navigate systems and bureaucratic challenges but also provide practical tools to help them connect with the community, find courses, or pursue career orientations that fit their needs and goals. The focus is always on empowerment — creating a safe space where you can gain the confidence to move forward and make informed decisions.
Community has been one of the biggest parts of my own healing — finding people who felt like a chosen home, even when home itself can feel like it's nowhere anymore. That's something I try to help my clients find too.