In professional coaching, authenticity, respect, scientific rigor, and absolute confidentiality are paramount. My practice is rooted in evidence-based methods, systemic and value-based approaches, and a strict adherence to privacy. I specialize in Schema therapy – developed by Jeffrey E. Young – and incorporate the St. Gallen Coaching Model (SCM)® as a key component of my methodological toolkit. Aside from my coaching certification, I also hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology.

I offer my coaching sessions in four languages: German, English, Italian, and Ladin, my native language. I call the Dolomites home. It’s my favorite place for “mount slowdowns” (mountain slow down sessions), coaching sessions in my van, or directly at your business premises.

“ri” symbolizes a return, a reflection on past encounters and experiences. In Tibetan, “ri” also means mountain. “Go” naturally means “to go” and stands for development and progress. “Free” represents liberation from limiting beliefs and inhibiting attitudes. It’s about unleashing your innate potential, cultivating self-compassion, and fostering genuine connections with others through empathy and understanding. This is an important key to a fulfilled life – to happiness.

Professional success is important – but there is more to life. Our experiences mold us, which is why I highlight other significant life chapters that have contributed to my career journey. Since completing my education and embarking on my professional path, I’ve worked with people in various capacities. I’m an avid reader and enjoy mountain sports in my spare time. Rock climbing and ski mountaineering are passions of mine.