“It’s hard to imagine my life without Karin’s constant feedback.
For 12 years, she has guided me through a deep process of self-knowledge, transformation, and growth.
There’s a quote in her office by Neale Donald Walsch that says: ‘My purpose in life is that the people who share their path with me fall in love with themselves again.’
I don’t know if I’m completely in love with myself yet, but I can say that, thanks to her, I’ve learned to forgive myself, to love myself, and to set boundaries — though that last one still challenges me.
With Karin, I’ve discovered how to soften those parts of myself that used to be hard and, unintentionally, hurt others. Today, my children, friends, and partner benefit from a sweeter, more conscious, and more connected version of me. I remember that ten years ago, during a feeling check, I could only identify three emotions: anger, sadness, and happiness. Now I have a much deeper understanding of my emotions and how they affect my life and relationships — like knowing when to pause and ask for space instead of exploding and hurting others.
Before meeting Karin, I smoked three packs of cigarettes a day and took Tafil to sleep. I didn’t know anything about meditation or yoga. Today, I exercise every day, practice yoga and meditation, and treat my body with kindness. I stopped destroying myself and began wanting to live. Karin also opened the door to a world of wisdom through the authors she introduced me to: Rumi, Hafez, John O’Donohue, Tagore, and Khalil Gibran. I learned that love is not only Eros — there are infinite ways to love and be loved. Relationships like the one I now have with my girlfriend Joe would be unthinkable without all the inner work I’ve done with her guidance.
In my darkest moments, Karin has been by my side. She was there for me in New York in 2019 when I felt alone without my children, and she supported me through my separation, helping me live that process with gentleness — always encouraging compassion and reminding me that doing what’s right ultimately lessens the pain. She doesn’t always agree with me, but she’s almost always right. I consider her one of the three most influential people in my life. Whenever someone is in crisis or needs clarity, I always recommend her.

​Her support goes far beyond the sessions because, as she says, ‘I’m WhatsApp away,’ and she truly means it. Karin hasn’t just changed my life — she’s changed it for the better, in every possible way. A thousand thanks, Karin.”

"I came to Karin struggling with panic attacks, wanting to get off psychiatric medications, and carrying the weight of stigmas, diagnoses, and judgments after seeing several psychiatrists and psychologists.
At first, I was afraid of falling into the same old therapy pattern, but she was different. In every session, her presence guided me to discover a space of peace within myself. With the help of art, I began to connect with parts of my story and stopped being afraid of my sensations and emotions.
I also found the inner strength to let go of my addictions and redirect my life toward greater health. Today, I live with more fulfillment; I keep exploring who I am and how to be happier in the middle of the human experience.

​I continue applying everything she has taught me, and her support hasn’t been limited to the four walls of the clinic—she is always present. I have learned to live and to love through this process. The opportunities she has given me are invaluable. I live in deep gratitude for her."