Whether you are interested in individual coaching or group coaching – I look forward to getting to know you.
A free initial consultation is available. During this introductory meeting, we will discuss the structure and scope of your coaching process.
All services are self-pay only.
Individual sessions, offered in person or online, provide support for private clients who want to work on topics such as:
As a psychologist and systemic therapist, I accompany you throughout the coaching process, encourage self-reflection and offer new perspectives so that you can reach your goals as effectively as possible.
The focus of coaching lies in the present and on developing your individual strengths and abilities.
Positive synergies have been proven to be healing. That’s why I offer group coaching sessions to make use of shared creative space and to strengthen self-esteem.
It is important to me that we create an atmosphere of trust, respect, and appreciation — a space where we meet as equals and feel safe to open up.
The coaching includes:
Practical self-reflection exercises, communication exercises within the group, open exchange, learning from one another, and supporting each other.
We meet five times online — always with the same trusted group.
Overview of sessions:
As a sport psychologist and systemic therapist, my focus is on supporting you in achieving your goals — whether you aim to maintain success or reach new levels — and in building a healthy and fulfilling life both within and outside of sports.
my systemic approach offers the opportunity to gain new perspectives through my methods, supporting both your child and your family in sports and everyday life. It’s not always just about the sport.
How can I support my child appropriately? Where are the boundaries when family roles, partner roles, and coaching roles overlap? And where do I stand independently of my child’s sport?
Coaches and sports organizations:
I support as an additional part of the system. The focus here lies on communication within the existing team, behavioral patterns, and the collaboration between athlete and coach. The synergies within the environment are crucial.
What does the coach need to stay or become successful? What does their role look like?
Therefore, I offer tailored packages for your sport psychology support — individually adapted to your goals and your team.
You benefit from a clear framework that supports continuous development — flexible, effective, and practice-oriented. I am happy to advise you on which package best fits your current needs.
As a stress management trainer and workshop leader, I repeatedly observe that especially in consulting environments people work under constant time pressure.
But what happens when your to-do list keeps getting longer and your health, your partner, and your children begin to suffer? A healthy life–work balance is essential. The focus of coaching lies in the present and on developing your abilities, so that your workday becomes easier, healthier, and more joyful.
As a psychologist and systemic therapist, I accompany you throughout the coaching process, encourage self-reflection and offer new perspectives so that you can reach your goals as effectively as possible.
The focus of coaching lies in the present and on developing your individual strengths and abilities.
Positive synergies have been proven to be healing. That’s why I offer group coaching sessions to make use of shared creative space and to strengthen self-esteem.
It is important to me that we create an atmosphere of trust, respect, and appreciation — a space where we meet as equals and feel safe to open up.
The coaching includes:
Practical self-reflection exercises, communication exercises within the group, open exchange, learning from one another, and supporting each other.
We meet five times online — always with the same trusted group.
Overview of sessions:
As a sport psychologist and systemic therapist, my focus is on supporting you in achieving your goals — whether you aim to maintain success or reach new levels — and in building a healthy and fulfilling life both within and outside of sports.
my systemic approach offers the opportunity to gain new perspectives through my methods, supporting both your child and your family in sports and everyday life. It’s not always just about the sport.
How can I support my child appropriately? Where are the boundaries when family roles, partner roles, and coaching roles overlap? And where do I stand independently of my child’s sport?
Coaches and sports organizations:
I support as an additional part of the system. The focus here lies on communication within the existing team, behavioral patterns, and the collaboration between athlete and coach. The synergies within the environment are crucial.
What does the coach need to stay or become successful? What does their role look like?
Therefore, I offer tailored packages for your sport psychology support — individually adapted to your goals and your team.
You benefit from a clear framework that supports continuous development — flexible, effective, and practice-oriented. I am happy to advise you on which package best fits your current needs.
As a stress management trainer and workshop leader, I repeatedly observe that especially in consulting environments people work under constant time pressure.
But what happens when your to-do list keeps getting longer and your health, your partner, and your children begin to suffer? A healthy life–work balance is essential. The focus of coaching lies in the present and on developing your abilities, so that your workday becomes easier, healthier, and more joyful.