Tatiana Morris, Life Architect

I’m a Life Architect. You may wonder what that is.


An architect learns how a space will be lived in, studies the existing conditions, sees how its different elements relate, and develops a coherent design before construction begins. I work in a similar way, except the structure is energetic rather than physical: the underlying architecture of a person’s life: beliefs, thoughts and feelings.


My own path began as an assistant and translator, working between vision and implementation, languages and people. I later became a therapist rooted in depth psychology and Jungian psychoanalysis. Along the way, I traveled the world and lived in different countries, moving among cultures, languages, and ways of life.


Life Architecture brings these parts of my experience together: observing what is present, recognizing the relationships beneath the surface, helping expand the possibilities that can be seen, and translating an aligned design toward practical form.

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