Laura Moosmüller

Even during my psychology studies, it was clear to me: I wanted to work with people. The desire to work as a therapist stemmed not only from the desire to help, but also from a deep curiosity:

Who is sitting across from me?

What drives this person - and what holds him back?

How do growth, change and inner clarity arise?

These questions still accompany me today – and they also touch on my own story.

I myself am a person who wants a lot: I have many ideas, tackle things, and work with joy and energy. I am ambitious, creative, and often on the move. And I know from my own experience how easy it is to get lost in all of this—in perfectionism, in excessive responsibility, in constant inner tension.

I know the feeling of being proud and exhausted at the same time.

And I know how powerful it is to make space for yourself: for reflection, for clarity, for yourself.

I support people who feel similarly: committed, motivated, and full of ideas, yet challenged to stay in touch with themselves. People who want to move forward but feel that their inner balance is just as important as their next career step.

What excites me is the moment when someone begins to truly listen to themselves. When the courage grows to question old patterns. When change becomes tangible—not as a radical about-turn, but as a coherent next step.

My work is not an outside perspective - it is accompaniment.

With competence, clarity, appreciation – and always with genuine curiosity about the person sitting across from me.