In times like these, it is not always easy to combine professional and private life, to satisfactorily meet one's own or family needs, or even to meet the demands of a partnership alongside family life.
Parents and other adult caregivers always want what's best for their child. But what exactly is best for this or that child? How do I make that clear? How do I model it? When is the right time? What do I do if the child doesn't cooperate, doesn't understand, or is too anxious? How do I provide needs-based guidance and parenting?
Through personal coaching, I support you in establishing a healthy balance between structure and relationship in your parenting style.
Family coaching often involves understanding the personality structures of the members, developing appropriate forms of communication, discussing the needs of each individual, setting appropriate boundaries or granting freedoms, and much more.
I have made it my mission to give new impetus to those seeking answers and to remove obstacles so that they can (once again) enjoy a happy (family) life.
Different parenting styles
Do you and your child constantly argue about what's good and bad for your child? Do you want to provide needs-based support, but don't know when too much of a good thing is?
sibling
Does the initial euphoria over the new sibling fade, and do scenes of jealousy or power struggles become more frequent?
Changing communication
Some expectations we express, others we don't, because they're considered "obvious." Discussing things in passing often goes wrong. On top of that, there are different communication styles. Chaos could be inevitable.
No time for togetherness
Does everything revolve solely around family, work, and household chores these days? Switching off and relaxing is almost impossible. Where has the passion and time for us as a couple gone?
Children of divorce
Arguments, moving, two places of residence, different parenting styles, power struggles over the child, and much more put a strain on the youngest child.
Illness in the family
A child is pushed into the background due to the need for care/disability, there is too little time available, the family has to divide themselves, etc.
Your child is triggering you
Completely unconsciously, and through their naivety or sensitivity, do little ones repeatedly push unpleasant buttons that throw you off balance?
