Kevin Solinski

Human Development and Leadership Coach


The world needs powerful and loving leaders,

the world needs your leadership and your heart.

Here, leadership means more than just leading others. It refers to your ability to take an active role in your own life, to claim your place, and to exert influence on the world.

You want to make a meaningful impact—contributing to a world that is fairer, greener, more peaceful, and more loving. Yet, you don’t always succeed, because your current way of operating limits your ability to act as you would like.

You may not need to do more. You may simply need to act differently.

I am a coach, and I support people committed to a better world in contributing in ways that are freer, more conscious, more embodied, and more sustainable.

Over 500 hours of coaching · Over 50 people supported

My vision

Do you want to change the world? Start with the way you engage with it.

We have learned how to succeed, adapt, meet expectations, and control what can be controlled. We haven’t always learned how to welcome our emotions, understand our needs, or care for the different parts of ourselves.

We are inhabited by several “parts” (this is the language of IFS—Internal Family Systems—a model I use in my coaching work):

One part of you wants to move forward.
Another is afraid.
Another wants to control everything.
Another is exhausted.
Another wants to be loved.
Another says you need to do more.

When we are completely caught up in one of these parts, our field of possibilities narrows, and we react. Creating inner space allows us to regain freedom: more choices, more potential behaviors, and a greater capacity to act.

You cannot fix everything, nor can you shoulder the responsibility for the world alone. But you can take action on what is within your reach: your way of being, relating, exercising your power, navigating conflict, claiming your space, and loving—both yourself and others.

Your personal transformation can become a way of contributing. A drop in the ocean, a way of doing your part.

My approach

Create space. Regain freedom. Embody what matters.

I do not seek to turn you into a “better version” based on a predefined model. Instead, I guide you in understanding yourself better, connecting with the essence of who you are, and developing new ways of being and acting. These six stages do not follow a rigid sequence; we revisit them throughout the process.

  1. Understanding. Exploring your inner world: emotions, needs, beliefs, automatic reactions, contradictions, and the different parts of yourself.
  2. Creating space. No longer being fused with an emotion or a part of yourself: feeling without being swept away, listening without automatically obeying, understanding without judging yourself.
  3. Connecting. From this space, reconnecting with a calmer, curious, and compassionate inner presence. Listening to each part of yourself, understanding what it seeks to do for you, meeting it with empathy rather than judgment, caring for what needs attention, and accepting yourself—contradictions and all.
  4. Developing. Expanding your range of behaviors: asserting yourself, saying no, making a request, setting a boundary, navigating conflict, making decisions, and acting amidst uncertainty.
  5. Embodying. Bringing these transformations to life in your body, your relationships, your choices, and your daily life. Intellectual understanding is not enough to change our way of being.
  6. Contributing. Putting this freedom at the service of what matters to you: your projects, your work, your loved ones, your commitments, the living world, and the world at large.

What changes: becoming your own ally

Before, perhaps:

  • you feel guilty for not doing enough and judge yourself;
  • you get caught up in a certain part of yourself and react, without recognizing yourself afterwards;
  • you adapt or hold back instead of asserting yourself;
  • you struggle to accept your limitations and imperfections.

Gradually, you can:

  • welcome your various parts with kindness, even those that express themselves clumsily;
  • acknowledge your limits without devaluing yourself;
  • listen to multiple voices within you rather than letting just one decide;
  • assert yourself, make requests, regain a sense of calm, and feel more whole.

The goal is not to eliminate fear, anger, doubt, or vulnerability, but to make room for them without letting them take complete control. It is about reclaiming enough space and freedom to be more fully yourself.

How does it work?

Three ways to work together:

Exploration session: €90 (€45 for limited budgets)
One 90-minute session to clarify your situation, identify the beliefs holding you back, and see if this work is right for you.

Getting started: €160 (€80 for limited budgets)
Two 90-minute sessions to define your coaching focus and development goals, and to introduce an initial self-observation practice.

For deep, lasting change: €750 (€375 for limited budgets)
10 sessions: the 2 introductory sessions, 7 sessions of 75 minutes (each including a practical exercise), and 1 closing session.

Who am I?

I am Kévin Solinski, a human development and leadership coach.

Naturally curious, I explored various personal development, therapeutic, and spiritual approaches before building a practice that bridges inner work, capacity building, embodiment, and taking action.

I support people committed to creating a better world in continuing to evolve without disconnecting from themselves, others, or the world around them.

My conviction: powerful and loving leadership.

Power can turn into control, self-assertion into domination, commitment into sacrifice, and love into self-effacement. I seek another path: asserting oneself without crushing others, loving without losing oneself, claiming one’s place without usurping that of others, and caring for oneself without disengaging from the world.

Power and love may not be opposing forces, but rather two expressions of the same state: that of a person who no longer needs to cut themselves off from their own self in order to act.

Over 500 hours of coaching · Over 50 clients coached ·
Integral Master Coach (IMC) certification · IFS Level 1 and 2 training.