What sorts of things can we discuss in counseling?
Because I primarily work with people who have recently moved to Germany from another country, topics related to adjusting to life here (finding a job, speaking German, making friends, etc.) come up often in my counseling. Of course, internationals also struggle with many of the same things as „everyone else“, so we can also talk about things like feeling lost or overwhelmed in day-to-day life, loneliness, relationship challenges, or anything else on your mind.
What is systemic counseling?
Systemic counseling is a form of psychological counseling which emphasizes the importance of the client’s relationship with others and with their environment. As a training systemic counselor, I understand my clients as individuals and as people in relationship with others. My role as a counselor is to help my clients find what’s working in their relationship with themselves and others and to support them in making changes to these relationships in order to reach their goals.
Systemic counseling has been officially certified by the Scientific Advisory Board on Psychotherapy (Wissenschaftlicher Beirat Psychotherapie, WBP) as an effective and scientifically-proven form of psychological counseling.
Are your services paid for by public health insurance?
Unfortunately not. Some private insurances, however, will offer financial support for systemic counseling. Please contact your insurance provider directly for more information.
Do you offer counseling in German?
Yes, I’m happy to offering counseling in German as well.