Counselling
When you are looking for a concrete solution
Counselling is not psychotherapy. It is about finding the right solutions to specific, current difficulties.
It is a practical, educational and solution-focused way of talking and working, in which client and counsellor both take an active part. The emphasis is on complementing each other, on the active role of both sides, and on continually assessing the situation and adjusting accordingly.
Personal counselling
It covers your relationship with yourself, and how you deal with external factors in your relationships with others.
- your relationship with yourself and self-confidence
- difficulty coping with failure
- relationships with others
- difficulties with a partner or in the family
- a lack of motivation or drive for work and life
- fear of people and fear of public speaking
Business counselling
For people going through career transitions, and for managers in leading people.
- problems at work and fear of losing your job
- coping with job loss and looking for new work
- preparing for a new job, the first interview, the probation period
- the consequences of workplace bullying
- feeling trapped or stuck in your career
- feeling that your work is meaningless
- communicating with employees and work ethics
- preparing managers for structural change