mourn · dream · evolve

When things stall,
tilt & crack.

Something is already moving.
Let's find out where.

I work with organisations, educational institutions and people with a project in mind – when something needs to move and the right form is still missing. Because change needs experience: the new has to be lived, not just thought through.

Where there's helplessness, anger and frustration – or curiosity – that's where my work begins.

Why people call me

Typical situations. In three words.

It stalls.
  • LearningThe curriculum is covered. The curiosity isn't.
  • ConferencesTwelve talks. One shared thought: when's the break?
It tilts.
  • Team conflictPolite in the meeting. Sharp in the corridor.
  • RestructuringThe structure is new. The people aren't yet.
It cracks.
  • Handing overThe old still holds. The next generation needs something new.
  • FarewellsThose who left are missed. So, a little, are those who stayed.

Any AI can write a strategy paper. What's stuck between people, it can't.

Your situation isn't listed? All the more interesting. Not sure yet →

Where to start

Four fields. One garden.

Field 1 · Focus

Change & learning organisations

For leadership, HR, people and organisational development

When change needs to be learned, not just implemented – over months, not in a single workshop.

  • Change processes with learning loops
  • Retreats
  • Conflict work
Describe your situation →
Field 2

Rethinking education & learning

For universities, schools and training providers

When learning should touch people again, or a difficult subject needs a space.

  • Teaching on training programmes
  • Training for educators
  • Short formats, 3–4 h
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Field 3

Talks & unusual impulses

For event organisers, conferences and networks

Contributions after which people in the room talk differently than before.

  • Keynote
  • Talk with resonance space
  • Embodied closing for large groups
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Field 4

New formats & experience spaces

For initiatives, foundations, cultural venues and people with big ideas

When the idea is bigger than a workshop.

  • Experience design
  • Event formats
  • Interventions
Share your idea →
For individuals

For people in transition

Sometimes it isn't a team that's stuck, but a life. After a loss, a farewell, an ending that hasn't found its place. Grief accompaniment, Process Work, coaching and mentoring – in Vienna or online.

The garden

It's all here. It just needs picking or planting.

I don't only pick the fruit. I tend the whole garden.

A place, a group, an occasion? Then something can be planted here.

Tell me what's there →
How I work

First a detective. Then a gatherer.

Where things stall, there are traces. And usually what's needed is already lying there too. I gather it up and put it together anew.

I also go into the overgrown corners, to what has wilted and been overlooked. There is something precious in decay, too.

A gatherer needs an abundant garden. Into the basket goes what is ripe right now.

I work with strong feelings: grief, anger, fear, shame, exhaustion. Not despite them, but with them. Where they find a place, they turn into insight and strength.

Often the most difficult person in the team carries the most important information.

The truly unfinished

Not sure what exactly yet? Good. Then the format grows out of the need, not the other way round.

1

Share a hunch

20 minutes, free of charge. Tell me what needs to move. I listen until the unspoken becomes audible.

2

Thinking workshop

Three to four hours of exploring together, from the other side as well. Result: two or three format sketches with outline, setting and costs.

3

Design & walk the path

An experience space that fits exactly this situation, carried out together or with your own team. Experimental, playful, with head, heart and body.

Exploring and developing isn't groundwork. It's the work.

Tell me about the unfinished →
From the case files

Real cases. Strangely familiar patterns.

Case 01 · Foundationhanded over

When the founder steps back

Finding: The founder is withdrawing. A new team is to take on responsibility.

Trace: The organisation is strongly shaped by its founder. Structures, roles and decision paths have yet to emerge.

Turn: Several months of facilitation. Roles become visible, negotiated and tested. One person's imprint becomes shared responsibility.

Case 02 · Start-upwell ended

A good ending is a result too

Finding: A founding team at a crossroads. Each has a different picture of the future.

Trace: Unspoken tensions. The shared direction gets lost.

Turn: Difficult things are said openly, without blame. Collaboration and separation are shaped constructively.

Case 03 · Training programmeopened

Understanding conflict rather than solving it

Finding: Trainee counsellors should not just know about conflict, but experience it.

Trace: Behind every position lie needs. And voices that contradict each other.

Turn: Process Work and Deep Democracy in practice. Conflict becomes graspable as a layered process.

Three more cases
Case 04 · Conferenceexperienced

A conference you experience

Finding: 300 people, an international annual conference, a full programme.

Trace: Wanted: space for shared experience, reflection and collaboration.

Turn: Two workshops and an embodied closing for everyone. Teams leave with tools for tension they can use straight away.

Case 05 · Housing projectsin motion

Living together, arguing together

Finding: People want to live and build together – with very different ideas of how.

Trace: Tension over decisions, resources, responsibility and everyday life together.

Turn: Facilitation across several project phases. Conflicts are addressed early instead of hardening. More cohesion.

Case 06 · Common goodsorted

When the informal becomes visible

Finding: A volunteer team that has grown over many years. Now it wants clear structures.

Trace: Clear roles bring hidden tensions and structural gaps to the surface.

Turn: Roles and decisions are renegotiated. The team learns to tell what needs understanding from what needs a different structure.

All cases are real and anonymised. Any resemblance to your own team is, nonetheless, no coincidence.

almost 20years of process facilitation since 2007emotionskultur 9 countriesacross Europe, in person and online Diplomain Process Work MAIntercultural Education Licensedmanagement consultant
Clients & collaborations

Where this work happens. From corporations to housing projects.

Organisations Airbus · Pfizer · KARL Building Group · Vivo Barefoot · Nowwork · Wohnwagon · Fill · Futurespace · Martes

Education Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences · Hochschule Emden-Leer · Lisbon School of Economics & Management · Hyperwerk Basel · Christophorus Schule · Gaudi School

Events, networks & initiatives GPM · Rastimo zajedno · Economy for the Common Good · Artas Foundation · Earth Charter · PALS Permaculture Park · Phase 3 Wohnen im Alter

Every brief was different. The deeper question never was.

Who I work with

Some spaces need more than one person.

Ulrike Reimann
Ulrike Reimann · Process facilitator & impact designer

I'm not the last hope. More like the first to ask what hopelessness knows.

Not sure what you need yet? A good place to start.

A problem, an idea, or just a feeling that something could be different – telling me about it is enough. Here when it wobbles. Human all the way through.

Write to me

Two or three sentences are enough. I usually reply the same or the next day.

To the form ↓
First conversation

20 minutes, no obligation. Not a sales pitch.

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ulrike.reimann@emotionskultur.com

+43 670 4088524

Coaching from €120 · Process facilitation from €1,000 per day · Talks on request · I work in English and German

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