Caroline Staub

Encountering TaKeTiNa was a turning point in my life.

After studying literature and classical music, I worked as a flautist for more than a decade with various ensembles and symphony orchestras across Europe and Asia. Those years brought me inspiring musical and cultural experiences. At the same time, life on stage led me to experience my deep sensitivity as both a gift and a challenge, especially in relation to performance anxiety and human relationships.

In 2010, I attended my first TaKeTiNa workshop with its founder, Reinhard Flatischler. The experience transformed not only my relationship with music, but also the way I relate to myself and to others. What began with a single workshop gradually evolved into a profound personal and professional journey through many further workshops and the TaKeTiNa Teacher Training. Step by step, I discovered that what allows me to flourish is creating spaces where learning, music and personal growth can unfold-whether through teaching music or facilitating TaKeTiNa.

I have been a certified TaKeTiNa Teacher since 2018 and an Advanced TaKeTiNa Teacher since 2022. Alongside my work as a flute teacher, I lead TaKeTiNa workshops for people from all walks of life, as well as for professionals, particularly for artists and educators.

I offer workshops in German, English and French, my native language.

I continue to explore the relationship between rhythm, music, movement and consciousness and I am currently training as a TaKeTiNa Rhythm Therapist. From 2027 onwards, I will also offer individual sessions tailored to specific needs.

It is a deep joy for me to accompany people on their own journey through TaKeTiNa. For me, this method is a powerful yet accessible path towards greater presence, creativity and inner balance.