Christie’s orientation emphasizes empathy, discernment, and careful listening. Her work is less concerned with fixing or directing, and more with creating conditions in which clarity and coherence can naturally emerge.

She brings a grounded, reflective presence — concerned less with intervention than with subtle processes of emotional integration, intuitive understanding, and relational attunement.

Christie carries a long-held vision for spaces that foster reintegration and belonging — environments supporting people navigating change and renewal.

Her ongoing study includes consciousness-based healing and regression modalities informed by the Dolores Cannon lineage, alongside intuitive and remote healing practices that honor the body’s innate intelligence.

John holds a master’s degree in theology, with undergraduate studies in religion, education, and history. His work is shaped by long engagement with contemplative traditions and reflective dialogue.

He describes his orientation as that of an esoteric theologian — concerned less with doctrine than with the lived dimensions of meaning and presence.

The Christoph Center exists as a space for shared inquiry. Meaning is not imposed. Attention is given to what is present, allowing understanding to emerge through careful listening.

John’s ongoing study is oriented toward non-duality and the lived exploration of awareness beyond fixed identity.

Nico’s work is rooted in a lifelong relationship with healing and movement. Her practice spans more than three decades, including Spring Forest Qigong and B.E.S.T.

She offers supportive practices — in person and remotely — that help restore communication within the body’s energy systems.

At its heart, Coherent Hearts Healing works with the body’s innate intelligence — supporting coherence among the nervous system, mind, and subtle systems.

This work supports conditions in which clarity, resilience, and whole-body balance can emerge.