She then completed her PhD at UCLA in Romance Languages and Literature. In 1970, her family moved to Santa Fe, where she was instrumental in starting Las Posadas on San Antonio Street. She began the next chapter of life as acting architect and contractor on their beautiful home in Tesuque, built with doors and windows she had spent years collecting. Her love of music and clarinet led her to co-found the Santa Fe Community Orchestra. Anne-Lise loved horses and participated in many equestrian events. She also enjoyed taking trips all over the world on her bike and tending to her flowers, orchard, and ample vegetable garden. Upon deciding to become a Jungian analyst, Anne-Lise pursued her Master of Arts at UNM with follow-up training from the CG Jung Institute of Santa Fe. Her dedication to her patients was exemplary and the many families she helped will remember her warmly.