about

Born 1963, Claudia Habringer grew up in the mountains of Tirol Austria. Winter sports and summer activities filled a large part of her childhood life.

After graduating from high school, she wanted to be an actress. The first step was not easy for her, so she began studying acting and journalism instead. After two years at the University of Vienna, she knew that all theories were not her thing.

So she switched from behind the stage to the front and graduated from the Musical Drama Academy Theater an der Wien in 1988. She loved to dance, sing and act on stage. But her calling was different. Five years later, she developed an urge to teach and educate people about what she had experienced andused her theater skills in many different projects with a wide variety of people.

She helped children, teenagers and adults in schools and open workshops and seminars to become more active and alive to use their full creative abilities. Throughout her adult life, she had learned through experience first, putting theories second to complete the learning step. As a result, she was able to build confidence in what she now knows. Parallel to her work, she became interested in energy systems and alternative healing methods and began attending courses in various methods.

She never wanted to copy, so she gathered all her knowledge and developed her own method to help people find inner peace through creativity. This is how Healing Dance and Singing in Resonance and finally the Visual Art of Resonance came about. She learned to use her empathic skills through her creativity.

For 12 years she has been involved in teaching German to refugees. It has not become a language task, but a task to find a way to overcome cultural differences by learning the language. Her theater skills are very helpful, as are her drawing skills.
The white board is always full of her whimsical drawings to anchor memories.

That is how she sees the world now. Even though your mind tells you it’s impossible, your spirit is in touch with all that exists, who do you follow? Be aware, it’s your decision. We can always see beyond the frame of our glasses and art is a great way to find that path.