In surveys, most people say that family is the most important thing for them.

In times of upheaval and especially today in times of Covid-19, family relationships sometimes get out of kilter.
The birth of a new family member in particular often turns established roles upside down or puberty – a time of fundamental upheaval – presents you and your children with new challenges. As the mother of a teenager, I also bring a lot of my own experience to the table, which I would like to contribute. The topic of patchwork families is also playing an increasingly central role these days. I am also happy to accompany you on these topics as a competent and empathetic relationship coach. When the children leave home, parents and mothers in particular enter a new phase of life in which emptiness and grief often arise, the empty nest syndrome. Re-examine your relationship with yourself and new, wonderful paths will open up.

Relationship coaching should serve as a guide for parents, improve the relationship between parents, strengthen parental presence, but also make their boundaries clear to young people and thus relieve them.

A change of perspective can work wonders on both sides, making relationships possible again and helping each family member to appreciate the family as a beautiful community again.