Free your mind and find the joy you deserve by being YOU.
Guiding Parents. Strengthening Families.
Raising a transgender or nonbinary child is a journey of fierce love, deep courage, and daily growth.
But let’s be honest — it can also feel lonely, overwhelming, and full of impossible questions.
Hi, I’m Eileen Ranscht — a certified sexologist, hypnotherapist, and a parent walking this path too.
I know what it’s like to be the one everyone turns to — your child, your partner, even your community — expecting steadiness and strength, while inside, you’re just trying not to fall apart.
My Story: From Study to Real Life
My work didn’t begin in a classroom. It started in my living room.
I was deep into my sexology studies when my two-year-old began expressing a gender identity that didn’t match the world’s expectations. I had all the academic knowledge — and still, I felt completely unprepared.
Even with an open heart, I second-guessed everything. I wanted so badly to get it “right” — but what did that even mean?
Add in the layers of Latin American culture, a mixed-culture marriage, and a society not built for families like mine… and it often felt like walking a tightrope.
But one thing stayed crystal clear: my child didn’t need me to be perfect.
They needed me to be present.
So I leaned in. Not just to the research — but to the raw, messy, real moments.
The love. The fear. The unlearning. The becoming.
And in that process, I discovered something that changed everything:
Resilience doesn’t come from having all the answers.
It comes from staying present — even when it’s hard.
From Community Work to a Master’s in Sexology
Back in 2010, I started teaching sex ed in Guatemala and quickly saw how little honest, safe information was available — for kids or their parents.
The children were curious. The adults were unsure how to respond.
At first, I focused on educating young people. But it became clear: parents needed support too.
By 2013, I pursued a Master’s in Sexology at Universidad Camilo José Cela in Madrid, graduating with a thesis on “Educating in and for Diversity: Sexual Identity and Gender.”
That work — and everything I’ve done since — shaped not only how I support others, but how I parent.
Because education, at its core, isn’t about having answers.
It’s about making space for honest questions, thoughtful reflection, and what matters most: connection.
Why Hypnotherapy?
Long before I became a hypnotherapist, I was just someone fascinated by the brain — and determined to grow.
I’d explored so many modalities over the years, trying to untangle limiting beliefs and old emotional patterns. Then I found hypnosis — and something shifted.
At first, it was personal.
I took a self-hypnosis course out of curiosity… not expecting much. But the more I practiced, the more I felt real, lasting change. Not just in my thoughts — but in my body. My emotions. My day-to-day life.
Meanwhile, as a sex educator, I kept hearing the same question:
“Is this normal?”
Beneath those words? Guilt. Shame. Fear. Quiet stories of not-enoughness that information alone couldn’t soothe.
That’s when I realized: people don’t just need answers.
They need tools that go deeper — into the emotional stories we carry.
Becoming a Certified Hypnotherapist
When the pandemic hit, I followed a quiet nudge and trained in Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) — a powerful blend of hypnotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), psychotherapy, and neurolinguistic programming (NLP).
It gave me the tools I’d been searching for.
Not just to help others — but to reconnect with myself.
And today, that’s exactly what I help others do.
What I Do Now
I offer support that’s gentle — but deep.
For parents and individuals who are done bracing for impact.
Who want to stop spiraling and start feeling steady again.
You don’t have to be “ready.” You don’t have to be “fixed.”
You just need room to breathe — and someone who truly sees you.
My Core Beliefs
Diversity is nature’s brilliance. Honoring difference doesn’t weaken us — it strengthens families and communities.
Thoughts shape reality. Real change begins when we gently rewrite the stories we carry — especially the quiet ones underneath.
Healing starts within. We don’t have to change the world around us. Just how we meet ourselves within it.
When that shift happens, the world begins to meet you differently, too.
"Thank you so much for the kind words and positive energy.
It's amazing. I already feel lighter and more confident."
Katja, Germany
A Few Quirks (Because We’re More Than Our Work)
I am a homebody
In 2007, I left Germany and moved to Guatemala. People often assume I must be a passionate traveler, but the truth is, I went on one big trip… and stayed. 😉
I love being home. Quiet mornings, cozy corners, simple routines — they ground me. Now and then, I nudge myself into the world (like in the photo above), just to reset and reconnect with nature and community.
But mostly? I’m happiest right here.
I don't like watching movies
Yep, not even the “good” ones.
For me, movies are more stressful than relaxing — I end up sweating, looking away, or bracing for whatever tension’s coming next.
I can enjoy a film if I already know the plot… but movie night?
Not really my thing.
I love huge puzzles
The bigger, the better.
There’s something meditative about matching pieces, one quiet step at a time. When I’m puzzling, I’m calm and patient. I don’t worry about the outcome — I trust it’ll come together. And when it does? I disassemble it and put it away.
I’m less attached to the end result and more to the process. Isn’t that how life should be, too?
What’s Next for You?
If you’re tired of holding it all alone…
If you’re craving steadiness, not survival…
If you’re ready to parent from calm instead of chaos…
You’re in the right place.
We don’t have to rush. We can begin with a breath. Or a quiet conversation.
Either way, just know: you’re not alone.