Kadi Valgus

Let's get acquainted

I am Kadi Valgus, a holistic therapist and a supportive companion on your journey of change.

I completed a three-year holistic regression therapy programme at the Holistika Institute, and I am here to support you with full presence. Every client and every „aha!“ moment has given me a deeper understanding of how different – and yet how alike – we all are.

Understanding born of experience, and a bond beyond language

I previously studied English and Finnish philology and worked in an international institution in responsible leadership positions. That experience taught me to see the person amid both systems and the weight of being human. Whether your heart speaks Estonian, Finnish, English or French – I understand you, because the language of feeling is one we all share.

Kadi Valgus – How I support you as a therapist

What brought me to natural healing and spirituality was a classic path – burnout. Five years ago I also went through the greatest loss of my life, and it was holistics that carried me through that crisis. I have come to know that life's breaking points are the soil for change. It is exactly where everything falls apart that something new can begin.

There is a fair share of the artist in me: I paint on canvas (and even on rubber boots!), make macramé and natural cosmetics. Where the hands create, the mind rests and the soul breathes. I practise my everyday presence on walks through the pine forest with my dog Lucas – he teaches me not to worry about tomorrow, but to savour the moment.

My sessions are tailored precisely to your needs. I help you gather wisdom from past experiences and turn it into fertile ground for creating the life you dream of. Together we uncover the answers within you, find your balance – and, if needed, that hidden energy with which you'll finally get the cupboards at home in order, too.

I believe that balance and contentment are the foundation of a truly good life. How are things with your foundation? Is it sound and strong, or could it use a little patching up?