Offers

Systemic psychotherapy offers trauma-sensitive support in difficult life situations such as crises, conflicts, or personal burdens. The focus is on reflecting on one’s own situation by incorporating relationships, inner experiences, and existing resources to develop new perspectives and solutions. The therapeutic process creates a safe space for self-awareness, stability, and trust, where work is done individually and at one’s own pace. The goal is to strengthen self-competence, self-worth, and the ability to self-regulate. Various methods such as discussions, body-oriented exercises, and creative approaches assist in recognizing and implementing new paths. Weiter lesen ...

Systemic individual and team supervision supports teams in reflecting on their interactions, getting to know each other better, strengthening their resources, gaining new perspectives on specific challenges in their respective work contexts, expanding their options for action, and jointly developing motivating visions for the future. Weiter lesen ...

Coaching supports reflecting and further developing oneself in private life and career. In a protected, structured environment without direct pressure to act, communication, conflicts, resources, and goals can be reflected upon. The aim is to gain new perspectives, enhance the ability to act, and develop sustainable solutions for everyday work life. Weiter lesen ...

Biographical reflection conversations provide the opportunity to engage intensely with one’s own life path and familial connections. They help reflect on and understand transitions, decisions, and personal developments consciously. The focus is on the dynamics, influences, and connection lines of one’s own story and their significance for the present. In a respectful and resource-oriented framework, memories can be reorganized and understood meaningfully. Methods such as genogram work or the life flow model aid in gaining new perspectives and clarifying personal processes. Weiter lesen ...