Relationships can be nourishing, enriching and make you sky-high.
Relationships with other people often leave their mark, injuries, pain and sometimes trauma.

Karen Taylor Good's song addresses a central theme of human experience: Disappointment as a gateway to growth and realization.

Needs are essential for every living being, they drive us through life and we always want to keep them sufficiently fulfilled. This influences our well-being, our decisions and our relationships. But what happens when needs are misunderstood or not conscious? The issue often becomes particularly complex in parent-child relationships - and misinterpretations quickly lead to conflicts, power games and (unintentional) injuries.

Eldership: The power that resides within us all

We all know those moments: When life suddenly feels like a storm that threatens to overwhelm us ...

Many people have the image that someone who walks through life upright and self-confident is always in balance, or must be. We believe that true strength manifests itself differently.

Many relationships are based on more or less rigid roles, rules and obligations. Despite the simplification that this type of cohabitation brings to everyday life, it often leads to emotional exhaustion and inner emptiness.