Hi, let me introduce myself.
I'm Renske, besides my education in the field of social work, psychology and holistic health, I have two decades of professional experience in the world of music and entertainment. Initially known for my interview work with artists like Nile Rogers, Will.i.Am, Boy George, Avicii, Carl Cox, and Armin van Buuren.
Over the years I have worked as a film producer, event moderator, radio- and award show host in venues like
the Johan Cruijff Arena and AFAS Live with audiences up to 30k people. Coming from the fast paced music industry and having worked at big multinationals like Endemol Shine Group , I am intrigued by how to (re)gain optimal health for high performance professionals.
It was inevitable that, at some point, my work would evolve into what I do now.
I have continued to learn and explore the areas that fascinate me most: human behaviour and the psyche, holistic health, trauma and stress, and, naturally, performance. Over the years, this ongoing learning has deepened my understanding of what shapes us as human beings — and what allows us to heal, grow, and perform at our best. I continue to learn and evolve every day.
Why this work matters to me
Artists, leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries are often the ones imagining new possibilities, challenging what exists, and creating new paths for others to follow. We need people who can do that from a place of clarity, connection, and inner trust, rather than constant pressure and depletion.
My primary focus is on creating a space of safety, even in the midst of the high-energy, fast-paced world my clients move through.
A space free from the demands and pressures of their public lives. My work is about guiding others toward more awareness, helping them reconnect with themselves, finding a way that feels natural and sustainable instead of draining and inauthentic.
There is no single path. Each journey is unique. Whether through self-reflection, spiritual exploration, or practical tools,
we can find ways to navigate life’s complexities with greater ease and presence.
With warmth,
Renske
