Three ways we accompany you
For what is possible as a couple.
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Classic Counseling
Regular sessions with all four of us – always with individual conversations as the foundation. In person in Salzburg, online, or hybrid. Income-scaled fees.
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Intensive Couples Counseling
Two days at the SinnZENTRUM – exclusively for the two of you. Individual conversations plus shared deep work. For couples who truly want to move into change.
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Coaching for Entrepreneur Couples
When company, family, and partnership all live under one roof. Support for couples who run a business together – and don't want to lose each other as a couple.
The emotion-focused logotherapeutic couples dialogue
We work with the emotion-focused logotherapeutic couples dialogue – a model we developed on the basis of Viktor E. Frankl's logotherapy. Frankl assumes that every person possesses an inviolable personal core – an innermost authority that remains intact regardless of wounds, patterns, and conflicts. From there, change is always possible.
The basic idea of our work: whoever finds access to their root feelings – the feelings beneath the reactions, beneath the reproach, beneath the silence – can speak from within themselves. In I-messages instead of you-accusations. Conflicts lose their existential weight. Emotional closeness becomes possible again.
In counseling, we approach one another with unreserved, positive curiosity – we genuinely want to hear how the other is doing. We send no appeals and we hear none in what is said. And we remind you that everyone is their own gardener of the soul: my feelings belong to me – even when they are stirred or intensified by what happens on the outside. As the gardener of my own soul, I can care for it myself. That brings relief: I am not at anyone's mercy, and I do not hold the other responsible for how I feel.
Our role in the dialogue is that of midwives or archaeologists – not in the sense of excavation, but as a fundamental stance: gentle, non-interpreting, accepting the other in their wholeness. We bring out nothing that was not already there. And we take care to break nothing.
Our guiding principles
The foundation of our counseling is logotherapy & existential analysis after Viktor E. Frankl. Changing one's previous behavior is independent of the behavior of others – otherwise it is no longer free (or freely willed). It is about the responsibility of the individual and the question of whether and how they can take up their task within the relationship.
The potential – what is meaningfully possible – always stands at the center.
“It is not the problem that creates the difficulty, but our way of seeing it.”