TRANSFORMATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR Artists,
creatives and the high achievers in the entertainment industry.

Gido is an international teacher and coach based in London, best known for his unique style of Trance coaching. Following a successful career as an actor and dancer he now works with private clients in the UK, US, Singapore and throughout Europe and recently published his first CD ANGELS OF FORGIVENESS in English and German. The techniques at the core of Gido’s coaching work track down and release the blockages and limiting beliefs that  keep the client stuck in a place of discomfort. He has helped clients overcome issues in all areas including health, career and relationships.

“We mostly find unprocessed emotions, memories and unsupportive thinking patterns, that are usually at the core of a problem and create an immense stress on the system. Once these patterns are released miraculous shifts seem to be possible.”

Gido has been successfully teaching his Workshops IGNITING TRANSFORMATION and ANGELS OF TODAY  in Austria, Switzerland, Germany and London. In 2011 he spoke for Humanity Unites Brilliance, opening the meeting with a talk about the subconscious mind and our self-sabotage mechanisms and closing with a trance coaching session on over 60 participants to reconnect them with their full potential.

“Having been a performer most of my life, it was always more than natural to me to be very conscious of my thought processes and my environment. I kept wondering why I constantly felt that I didn’t fit, felt unwanted, undeserving or simply not good enough. After searching for years I realized, that these were beliefs that I was conditioned to believe and that I kept reacting from the same place of fear. Once this had ‘clicked’ in my head, I could finally do something and take back the responsibility for my life. I became happier with more self-confidence and self-acceptance, which soon resulted in greater health and quantum leaps in my career. There wasn’t any question that I needed to share this knowledge with more people out there."