About Michael

Michael obtained his citizenship in 1998 and is living in Canada for over 25 years, when he moved to BC from Germany.  It has always been Michael’s mission to work with people and he began his career as a youth group leader working as well with children with special needs. That was followed by two years working with mostly elderly hospice patients. Supporting very many of them, in there passing process as well assisting many of their relatives and family member in dealing with loss and grieve.
Michael then (still in Germany) took the opportunity to become a certified Holistic Health Practitioner and his natural inclination for counselling and coaching came to the fore.
Following this, Michael soon began providing coaching and counselling services to mid-size industry (up to 500 employees). He developed a variety of workshops and seminars for the benefit of both companies and individuals.
His holistic approach towards counselling was more and more reflected in all different areas of his life and his work, resulting in being able to observe the positive impact it had on his clients.

After 30 years of serving, where Michael has worked with people of all ages, stages, ethnicities, educational backgrounds and walks of life, he focuses his services now more towards individuals and those in relationship.

Michael finds it very rewarding to facilitate the work of others as they progress through this journey we call life and assisting others in re-connecting who they truly are at the core of their being.

Michael’s insights and professionalism are strongly reflected in the comments of previous clients (click here for testimonials) and is also recognized for his empathy and compassion.

One of Michael’s favourite quotes is from Mahatma Ghandi, who said “Be the change you wish to see in the world”. That’s Michael’s outside purpose and why he loves the work he does.

Michael believes, that each individual has the capacity to answer their own questions and solve their own problems.
That who we are is not defined by race, gender, the mistakes we have made or believe system or behaviour patterns ( i.e. childhood programs) but by who we are at the core of our being, which is an aspect of ‘consciousness’ itself.

Michael believes, in the “ripple” effect — when one of us changes, that change flows through to the people around us—friends, family, partners, kids and work colleagues

Michael believes, in the abundance of Nature, and that we can learn how to tap into that abundance. While we humans seem to have become habituated to thinking in terms of scarcity, we believe it is possible to shift that view through assisting others to seek their own strengths and gifts.

Michael believes, we, consciously or unconsciously, chose our own realities. By working through our past experiences we can begin to make conscious choices that help us attain our inner and outer life purpose. Michael also has a quote that supports this belief — As Henry Ford once said, “Whether you think you can or whether you think you can’t do it….you are right?”

And as Dr. Wayne Dyer postulated, It’s up to us to choose how we want to experience our life while we are here. Are we human beings having a spiritual experience or are we spiritual beings having a human experience?