Hi, I’m Åse Andreassen!

Human Design Enthusiast & Soul Alignment Guide

Velkommen — and welcome.

I’m Åse Andreassen — a Human Design Enthusiast and Soul Alignment Guide here to explain the logic in the magic.

After years of pushing through burnout, I discovered that true success is regenerative: it restores your energy as you create impact.

Drawing on Human Design, Astrology, and decades of coaching and professional experience, I now guide others to lead and live from their natural rhythm.

Based in Norway, working with clients worldwide, I bring a blend of strategy, intuition, and grounded calm to every conversation.

I am not a licensed medical professional, therapist, or healthcare provider. The guidance and insights offered during sessions are for informational and spiritual purposes only and should not be considered medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

The Why Behind My Work

A few years ago, I found myself lying on the couch, completely depleted.

Each day, I had to choose carefully how to spend my limited energy: Should I wash my hair today or should I do the laundry? I could never do them both on the same day. My body simply didn’t have the strength.

The house was quiet. No TV. No music. No phone calls.

Only soft daylight through the window and the rhythm of nature outside. Trees swaying, leaves falling, seasons changing.

During that time, I made a promise to the Universe:

“If I ever get well again, I will live in alignment with who I truly am.

I will listen to my soul and help others do the same.”

It wasn’t a quick recovery. It was a slow, humble return to balance guided by Human Design, Astrology, rest, support from my loved ones, nourishment, nature, and countless quiet tears.

Burnout became my greatest teacher, showing me that clarity isn’t something we chase; it’s what remains when we stop fighting ourselves.

Now, my work is an invitation to come home; to reconnect your mind, body, and spirit, and to lead from clarity rather than pressure.

My Background

Before fully stepping into this work, I spent many years as a Project Manager, HR Advisor, Analyst, and Business Consultant across both public and private sectors, as well as in a small NGO.

That experience taught me how systems shape people and how deeply people shape systems when they lead from alignment.

I bring together strategy, insight, and intuition to help clients move from burnout to balance, and from striving to natural flow.

Some of my qualifications:

  • Human Design & Shamanic Astrology

  • Certified Co-Active Coach (CTI)

  • NLP & TFT Coaching

  • Regenerative Leadership

  • Reiki Healing

  • Lean Process Mapping & Value Mapping

  • OPQ32r Certification (recruitment and assessment tool)

  • Bsc in Business Administration with a major in Strategy & Leadership

Beyond Work

I’m a mother of two wonderful grown daughters, married, an animal lover, and an unapologetic tree hugger.

Knitting is my favorite hobby, as well as forest bathing and yoga.

I believe in working for the greater good — the regenerative way.

And I believe that personal alignment is world work.

  • Blonde woman holding a fluffy gray cat indoors.

    I'm a cat lady. Say hi to Kitty!

  • A gravel path covered with fallen autumn leaves, surrounded by trees with green and yellow foliage.

    Connecting with nature is important to me. Fall colours are a reminder to me that we need to let go from time to time, so new beginnings can emerge.

  • Person in a warm hat and scarf holding a bowl of apples outdoors.

    When life gives you apples, you make an apple cake :)

  • Large globe art installation depicting Earth, hanging inside a church-like building with vaulted ceilings and arches.

    I love art! This is "Gaia", a touring artwork by Luke Jerram.

  • Woman taking a mirror selfie wearing a red sweater with white patterns, in a room with a living space in the background.

    Knitting is absolutely one of my favorite hobbies. And in 2024, I finally knitted a Christmas sweater! This is the Porcelain yoke sweater from LeKnit.

  • Two pairs of snowy boots near a campfire on a mountain with a view of a snow-covered landscape and a lake in the background.

    Charging our batteries with a camp fire. This place is a short drive and then a short hike, from where we live. A lovely place to unwind.

  • Person with long blonde hair smiling outdoors with snowflakes in their hair and on their clothes.

    Living in winter wonderland gives you snow in the hair

  • Close-up of orange daisies with a blurred background featuring a wooden deck and a lake view.

    Summer means cabin life, flowers, and easy living

  • A couple smiling, standing close together outdoors, with a clear sky and buildings in the background.

    My hubby and I enjoying our vacation in Spain

  • Sandy beach with gentle ocean waves and cloudy sky

    All year around, I enjoy walking the gorgeous beaches we have where I live.

  • A person sitting cross-legged on grass near a house with wooden steps. There are trees and bushes in the background and a cloudy sky overhead.

    Grounding myself in our garden

  • Top-down view of a person holding a teal cup filled with tall green grass and small purple flowers, with a light wood floor in the background.

    Harvesting from my little greenhouse

  • Woman with long hair wearing a blue headband and floral blouse, sitting in front of a laptop.

    I work digitally from home, and I love it!

  • Top-down view of a pink mug filled with frothy hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and a drizzle of chocolate syrup, on a white textured surface. A small bouquet of white and purple flowers in a copper-colored vase is placed next to the mug, casting shadows on the surface.

    I don't drink coffee, but I love a cup of cacao and drink it as often as I can, all year round.

  • A smiling woman taking a selfie outdoors on a grassy field with a coastline in the background, cloudy sky overhead.

    Living on the western coast of Norway means a lot of wind in the hair.

  • A loaf of bread with a crusty, golden-brown exterior sitting on a wooden cutting board with some torn bread pieces in front.

    The best thing that came from living in lockdown during the pandemic, was that I got really good at making sourdough bread.