Dear readers,
Welcome to my blog. Here I share content on the topics I encounter most in my daily practice. My work approach as well as my texts consist in sharing experiences and ideas so that exchange can take place. You are welcome to take away what seems valuable and useful and question what raises doubts.
I would like to point out that I do not use gender-neutral language in my blog texts. Even if I use it in other texts on my site.
It is generally very important to me to consider all readers equally. But when writing and reading the texts, (*) and (/) can often be irritating and here and there I oversee it.
Thank you for your understanding and your openness when reading my posts.
Yours sincerely,
Dorothee

My latest articles

Imposter syndrome and the question "Who am I?"
Selbstakzeptanz als Schlüssel zur Überwindung Eine Frage der Perspektive Ich treffe in meiner Praxis auf immer mehr Menschen, die sich mit dem Imposter Syndrom identifizieren. Nicht immer im Job, sondern

How can I best support my partner if I have been unfaithful?
Infidelity does not mean the end of a relationship. If an affair or other form of infidelity is discovered in a relationship, it can deeply damage the relationship, but...

What you should definitely avoid if you want your relationship to last and remain strong
So you want to work on your communication? Most couples who come to counseling want to improve their communication. This often involves avoiding arguments and escalation. Why is it not always efficient?

Understanding the circle of conflict: How communication patterns can strain your relationship
This text is only available in German and Spanish.

Strengths the weaknesses of communication in binational relationships
Challenges help to strengthen communication I have already written a lot about the challenges that binational couples face, especially when it comes to communication. I don't want to overlook the strengths

Unspoken expectations in the relationship
Expectations play a central role in every partnership. These expectations are often unspoken and have a hidden effect, which makes communication between partners challenging.