Kim spent 19 years in sustainability, inside fast-moving start-ups and scale-ups, championing a greener future while quietly running herself into the ground.
When burnout stopped her in her tracks, she didn’t find her way back through traditional therapy.
She found it through nature. That experience changed everything she thought she knew about wellbeing, leadership, and what it means to live regeneratively on this planet.
Today Kim works as a nature coach and garden therapist at Little Dutch Farm — a regenerative farm in North Holland where soil, seasons, and slowing down are the curriculum.
She believes our disconnection from nature sits at the root of most of the crises we face. When we stop extracting and start belonging — something shifts.
We become more human. More capable of decisions that don’t cost the earth and don’t deplete. Literally.