Kian Nasir
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
If you are reading this, you are probably a parent who wants their children to be able to handle the challenges of the coming world. Young men once again need to learn about who they are, what motivates them at their core, and what they uniquely can contribute to society. My life so far has been a journey to find answers to that myself.
After completing Highschool in Germany, I traveled to different places that focus on the growth of human consciousness and the cultivation of new ways of learning, and self-education for current and future generations. During that time, I realized that a significant part of what was needed was my own healing. Consequently, I underwent a 2-year Gestalt therapy training, followed by a 3-year Journey on a modern "Initiation Path" into adulthood, called "Possibility Management". It was during that time, that I started working as an emotional competence coach, offering healing spaces in single sessions and group contexts.
All through that time I felt I was preparing myself to be able to work with children and to have children one day myself without passing my wounds onto them. Now with finding the work of Kootenay Rites of Passage, I feel a calling to engage in the work (certainly not as someone perfect, but always learning) with the youth and share my skills and experiences.
(For more infos about my work: kiannasir.com)
Best regards,
Kian
After completing Highschool in Germany, I traveled to different places that focus on the growth of human consciousness and the cultivation of new ways of learning, and self-education for current and future generations. During that time, I realized that a significant part of what was needed was my own healing. Consequently, I underwent a 2-year Gestalt therapy training, followed by a 3-year Journey on a modern "Initiation Path" into adulthood, called "Possibility Management". It was during that time, that I started working as an emotional competence coach, offering healing spaces in single sessions and group contexts.
All through that time I felt I was preparing myself to be able to work with children and to have children one day myself without passing my wounds onto them. Now with finding the work of Kootenay Rites of Passage, I feel a calling to engage in the work (certainly not as someone perfect, but always learning) with the youth and share my skills and experiences.
(For more infos about my work: kiannasir.com)
Best regards,
Kian
