Deep Connection & Relational Intelligence: Ellen Waenink on Transforming Your Relationships
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Deep Connection & Relational Intelligence: Ellen Waenink on Transforming Your Relationships
What if the secret to deeper relationships wasn’t what you say—but how deeply you presence yourself?
In this beautiful conversation, Ellen Waenink, Transformation Coach and relational leadership facilitator, joins Kenneth Sørensen to explore transformational connection, Circling, and how conscious relating helps us heal, grow, and become more ourselves in relationship.
If you’ve been seeking authenticity, emotional intimacy, and self-leadership, this episode is for you.
💡 What You’ll Hear:
• What Circling is and why it’s transformational • How to bring awareness to relational triggers • How to deepen self-awareness through connection • Ellen’s live demonstration of conscious relating • The difference between coaching and psychotherapy
👤 About Ellen Waenink
Ellen is a Transformational Coach and former public sector leader, now guiding individuals toward conscious leadership, emotional intelligence, and inner alignment through workshops, one-on-one sessions, and group experiences. 🌐 Learn more
🪷 BONUS RESOURCES • Mindful Mondays – Free 7-Week Meditation Journey • Get 7 FREE Meditations • Free E-books: • Subpersonalities • Parapsychology • Conflicts, Crises & Synthesis • Kenneth’s Webshop • Kenneth’s Linktree
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