Saskia Fuchs

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by the depths of human connections and the richness of art to express inner worlds. As a child, I discovered the endless possibilities of play, and this curiosity has stayed with me ever since. My passion guided me towards a career in psychology, where I specialized as a clinical psychologist with a focus on psychoanalytic theory. The profound insights of psychoanalysts— from S. Freud to C. G. Jung to Winnicott to J. Benjamin—have continually captivated me by offering a profound exploration of the human mind, revealing the intricate layers of our unconscious thoughts, desires, and emotions. Currently, I am in the process of training to become a psychoanalyst, and I am genuinely excited to be on this path. Throughout my academic and personal journey, I've developed a deep curiosity about the connections between our emotions and physical bodies. I believe that true transformation and integration occur within relationships when both the mind and body are addressed. Growing up with parents in constant conflict taught me early on that there are always multiple perspectives to any story, and that love and compatibility alone aren't enough. As human beings, we are naturally driven by a desire for connection—the need to feel safe, understood, and ideally loved for the diverse and intricate parts that make us who we are. Relationships serve as containers for growth, and to navigate them effectively, we need tools. Surrealist André Breton once characterized Eroticism as a transformative force as a bridge between separate existences. This inspired me to delve into more holistic practices, leading to my certification as a Tantra Yoga Teacher in Ecuador and further specialization in Systemic Sex & Relationship Therapy and Somatic Sex- Intimacy- & Relationship Coaching, which seamlessly integrates the body and mind.