Intercultural and cross-cultural communication

With my work I bring the theoretical discourse into practice

I am moved by the question of how we can live constructively in an increasingly diverse world. As an expert in the psychology of communication, I have dedicated an important part of my professional development to the practical application of cultural processes in our daily lives.

I work with

• expatriats • cross culture kids and their families • international students •intercultural teams • global executives • and all those professionals who work with people of diverse origins

Let us take responsibility for our individual and collective life practices

Over the last few decades I have become increasingly interested in social justice, inclusive leadership, psychological safety and social dialogue. In short, how we can live together as equals in our diverse and beautiful but sometimes messy global societies.

Cross-cultural communication has changed the way I see the world

Born in Hamburg, I have been living between Spain and Germany for more than twenty years. Together with my partner from Argentina, we have two children who are growing up with three languages. I know first-hand what challenges come with a new beginning, what it means to raise cross-cultural kids, what it feels like to live in an international partnership and how many cultural misunderstandings we can come across at work. But above all, I continue to be amazed over and over again by the enrichment that cross cultural contact brings along.