Miriam
Hartnell

I read patterns. Where systems contradict themselves. Why people repeat the same dynamics without seeing them. Why someone can understand their own pattern completely and still not be able to stop.

That question shaped my work. I studied sociology, then ancient history — Mesopotamia, Egypt — tracking how belief systems form and where they fracture. What I kept finding was the same architecture at every scale: the forces that hold a civilisation in place hold a person in place too.

Now I work with individuals. I read what's structural in their psychology, their relationships, their stuckness — and I build a relationship with the body, because knowing a pattern isn't the same as being able to hold what you actually want. That gap, between knowing and being able to, is my territory.

Astrology and Human Design are two of the instruments I use. They're not the whole framework. They're a way in.