Caroline Banz
At the heart of my work is a deep longing for real connection – a connection where we no longer have to perform or hide, but can meet ourselves and others more honestly. I believe that when we begin to soften into who we truly are, meaningful change becomes possible.
I support people in reconnecting with themselves, their bodies, and the way they relate to others. My approach is holistic and integrative, combining relationship coaching, the Enneagram, bodywork, and teachings such as The Four Agreements. Rather than focusing on quick solutions, I create spaces where people can slow down, feel, and begin to understand the deeper patterns that shape their lives.
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I work in a trauma-sensitive way, with care for each person’s pace, trusting that real transformation unfolds when there is enough safety. My background includes advanced training in coaching (CPCC, PCC), the Enneagram (IEA accredited), and somatic work as a certified Sexological Bodyworker. I am also a Master Coach and Wisdom Partner with InnerLifeSkills, and co-founder of Ennaya.
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Understanding my own Enneagram type has been a grounding part of my journey, shaping how I meet others with curiosity and compassion.
Beyond my work, I am the mother of two wonderful sons. Music has been part of my life since I was young – I sing, play the piano, and use it as a way to express and reconnect with myself.
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Patrik Forrer
I care about how we relate—to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us—and how we can do that with more awareness and honesty.
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The Enneagram is an important part of my life. It helps make sense of the patterns we all have, but more importantly, it shows where our real strengths lie. When people start to recognize and live their gifts, something shifts—not just for them, but in how they interact with others.
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I come from a background in molecular biology, which shaped how I think. I like understanding systems and finding ways to turn ideas into something concrete and workable.
As co-founder of Ennaya, I focus on vision, strategy, and teaching. I’m interested in building things that connect inner development with real impact. Giving is part of how I move through life—whether that’s offering perspective, supporting someone’s idea, or contributing financially. One example is helping to fund a school project for children in Chile.
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I’m still learning how to stay present, to not step back when it matters, and to bring clarity and integrity into what I do. In addition, I value simple things, nature, people, having space to think, and stepping back to see the bigger picture.​​
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Annemarie Ross-Vivier
​At the heart of my work is a simple belief: from our deepest voids often emerge our highest values. One of mine is to help people find and trust their authentic voice - to experience, not just intellectually know, that they matter and that they are enough. This belief shapes the way I show up as a Business, Life and Executive Coach. I create spaces where insight becomes possible, where patterns can be explored without judgment, and where meaningful, lasting change can begin.
My approach is integrative, drawing on neuroscience, the Enneagram and evidence-based coaching to bring both depth and practical insight to my clients’ lives and work. My journey includes an MBA and advanced studies in Coaching and Neuroscience through the University of Pretoria, alongside Conversational Intelligence, InnerLifeSkills, Shadowmatch systems, and ongoing global learning.
Beyond my work, I am most at ease in quieter moments - reading, cooking, or spending time outdoors attempting to identify a tree or a bird - sharing life with my husband and our two Ridgebacks, who keep me both grounded and curious.
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About Ennaya
In 2022, my partner and I were looking for a term that embodied all this and came up with the name Ennaya. The idea was born on the beautiful country estate "Piccolo Paradiso" in Contra, Ticino, Switzerland.
Ennaya is composed of the words Enneagram and Maya.
On the one hand, the Enneagram was important to us as part of the word as it is a significant tool for developing awareness. When we understand ourselves and others better, it helps us to be more compassionate, be in our leadership, make better decisions, and let go of old beliefs. On the other hand, we were looking for a word that stands for "growth". That's how we came up with the word “Maya”. Maya (actually "Maia") is the goddess of spring, warmth and growth. It was only after we created the word Ennaya that we found out that Ennaya is also an Arabic girl's name that translates to "love" - what a coincidence!
