Since I was a girl, I had the dream of owning my own horse farm with lots of nature around it. Life took me on many detours, but ultimately led me to Sweden, where I was able to make this dream come true with my partner. In Switzerland, during my youth, I had the opportunity to help out on a therapeutic riding farm, which shaped my desire to become a social worker. After a detour in nursing, I ended up in the social work field and worked for over a decade in various areas of this profession. I rarely stayed long in one place, I appreciated variety, traveled a lot, and completed various additional training programs. Among other things, I trained as a horse trainer with M. Geitner, as a yoga instructor, and in horse-assisted coaching. I am happy to share my knowledge in all of these areas and see it as my passion to accompany people on their own unique path. As a horsewoman, I am always looking for a deep connection with the horse and believe it is important that children, from the very beginning, learn to handle these wonderful creatures with respect and mindfulness.

I hadn’t had anything to do with horses until a few years ago, but animals in general have always interested, fascinated, and accompanied me throughout my life. A while ago, I even studied behavioral biology, though I focused more on monkeys than on pets. For the past few years, my dog Bedda has been accompanying me through life, and gradually, more animals have joined us. When I’m not driving a tractor on the farm, digging in the garden, or building hay racks, I’m busy programming on my pc. This, alongside nature and animals, is another passion of mine, and since emigrating to Sweden, I’ve also become self-employed in this field. You can find more information about what I create online at my website.