I never imagined I would become an aperspectival coach or accompagnateur. Previously, I worked as a computer programmer, software architect, and teaching pastor. A personal crisis prompted me to explore developmental psychology and personality assessments, awakening my passion for coaching.
Granted, I am different. I am neurodivergent in several ways, being intellectually, imaginatively, and existentially intense and complex, with aphantasia and SDAM. However, you need not worry. This situation has actual advantages in coaching. You do not have to take my word for it; listen to what some of my clients say:
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Eveline Tschurr
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This has been the most inspiring morning in a while. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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Markus Züger
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I know few people who have such profound knowledge of various fields, as is the case with Ralph Rickenbach.
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Laura Stavinoha
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The subtitle of Ralph’s book is called ‘A toolbox to deconstruct your faith without losing it’, but it is much more than that. For someone like me, who has not been brought up in a religious environment, the toolbox that is offered here is just as valuable.
I am passionate about helping my clients improve their lives. I particularly enjoy working with both teams and individuals, especially those who are neurodivergent.
So what’s next? You can look at my offerings or email me. I have written a few books you could read, and my next one is coming. Or you can follow me on Substack. By the way, I coach in German, too.