I have lived in the Karkonosze Mountains since I was born and for as long as I can remember, it has been my favorite place on Earth. Maybe that's why the Mountain Spirit once whispered in my ear about the place where the House was later built.
On a daily basis, I am a psychotherapist in the field of process-oriented psychology. I am passionate about, among other things, working with children and their parents. I want family members to have the best possible relationships with each other and good contact with the world. I am fascinated by discovering and developing an individual pattern in the parent-child relationship, as well as finding ways to deal with everyday problems. By prior arrangement, I work with parents and/or children during their stay in Austria.
Every day you will also meet Magda here, who feeds the Weary Wanderers in Austeria. She studies process psychology, conducts training and workshops, and facilitates meetings.
He has several years of experience working in non-governmental organizations and grassroots activist movements based on self-organization, sisterhood and respect for All Beings. I trust that we met with Aga to support people in reaching their Essence.



Our home, rooted in the Earth, is a true Place with a Soul. Stylized as a Sudetes cottage, it was built of clay, wood and straw. It is filled with antiques brought from all over Lower Silesia. Its construction (2012) and bringing it to its current shape was quite a challenge. Incredible coincidences allowed Austeria to appear in the world step by step.
Here you can rest away from busy roads, at the end of the village, among oak and beech forests. The heart of the house is a 90-meter room, perfect for meetings or workshops. We offer meals based on seasonal, local products. For us, healthy eating is an expression of love for ourselves and the environment. We create a space full of warmth and presence, with soothing silence or inspiring conversations. Here, every guest can contact their longings and touch something deep.