My offer

Understanding of psychotherapy:
Understanding psychotherapy not only focuses on the person affected, but also takes into account the relationships in which he or she is embedded. It is also self-evident to me that every person already has the resources they need to realize and achieve their wishes and goals. As a psychotherapist, I see myself as an expert in the process of finding and activating these resources and thus opening up new possibilities.

Individual therapy:
People who are dealing with psychological or psychosomatic suffering or addictions can benefit from systemic therapy. Even if you are not suffering at the moment, but are facing major changes or have the feeling that changes should happen, a systemic view of your life is helpful. Since I trained as a life and social counselor before training as a psychotherapist, I am also happy to accompany future life coaches in the necessary self-awareness.

Systemic therapy is of course particularly suitable for couples therapy and family therapy, where it is even more obvious that looking at the relationships can be very helpful. Together with them, I try to see undesirable behavior or disorders as part of the relationship network and to find what can be helpful in solving the problems that they would like to get rid of.

Example cell phone addiction: The systemic approach here would not only be to combat an illness, but also to look at which functions and desires express certain behaviors such as cell phone addiction (or computer addiction, or even abnormal eating habits) and what would have to change so that these behaviors are no longer problematic.