Systemic Coaching for the Heart and Mind
“Often, The Best Things In Life Can’t Be Defined, Only Experienced” – Zita
Much of personal development focuses on effort — learning more, doing more, trying harder.
My work sits at a later point in the journey. It is concerned with understanding where movement is already possible within a person or a system, and how a precise intervention can restore flow without force.
Drawing on systemic constellations, coaching, transgenerational trauma-informed practice, and ancestral knowledge, I work with individuals and groups who sense that insight alone is no longer enough, and that something quieter — yet more exact — is now required.
Life Therapy is designed to support you to flourish and thrive in a way that is appropriate for you.
Zita is most often described as the “wise speaker of truth”. Facing reality is not easy. It can be painful. The truth is you are already suffering, so why not opt for a short-lived challenge that will bring you relief. For nearly two decades, Zita has supported individuals, couples, families and organisations to overcome the debilitating effects of transgenerational trauma. It is a powerful, pivotal and effective solution to finding peace in all areas of your life. The added bonus is that you set yourself on course to succeed and clear a path for you, your children and future generations to flourish.
Zita is committed to supporting all of her clients in finding the solutions that are best suited to them. You will gain the soft skills you need to transform your life through Life Therapy. Imagine taking the first step toward living a life full of potential. There is a way to do that. The choice starts with your willingness to loosen the threads that bind you to the past.
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