Understand your child. Find a way forward together.
Arguments before breakfast. Worries about school. Tears you cannot quite explain. You want to understand your child and help. Together, we explore what they need and which small changes might make daily life feel easier.
At their own pace.
A grounded approach
B.Sc. Psychology
Psychological knowledge informs the way I coach.
Hands-on experience
Experience in school life
Working with children in a school setting has given me insight into learning, friendships and the feelings that come with them.
Child and family
Ages six and up. Parents included.
An age-appropriate approach, with the family part of the process.
In your language
English & German
Space to say what matters, in the language that feels right.
A person. Not a parenting formula.
Listen first. Then find a way forward.
You know your child. I bring a fresh perspective. Together, we look for a next step that makes sense for your family.
Your child does not have to stay alone or share personal things straight away. There is time to settle in, ask questions and say no.
You see your child. You sense there is more to it.
You comfort, explain and try to stay patient. Some days, you still reach your limit. Perhaps you would value someone who takes the time to look closer, without jumping to conclusions.
Not every feeling comes with words. Building, drawing and playing can give us a way into a conversation. Together, we explore what helps your child express themselves and feel more able to try.
You want to help, but you may not know what else to try. That is a perfectly reasonable place to begin. You do not need a ready-made solution.
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A little more “I can”.
“There’s no point. I’ll get it wrong.”
We notice existing strengths and practise small steps your child chooses, from asking a question to trying something unfamiliar.
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Finding a way to settle.
When every little thing feels too much after a long day.
We look for early signs of tension and try small supports: naming a feeling, agreeing a pause signal or finding a quiet space. Your child helps us discover what fits.
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A different kind of conversation.
When the same arguments leave everyone worn out.
We explore real situations and try clearer agreements, boundaries and ways of talking to each other.
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A clearer view as a parent.
“What does my child need from me right now?”
You bring your observations. Together, we sort through the questions and find steps that fit into everyday family life.
These are possible goals, not promised outcomes. We agree together whether coaching fits and what to work towards.
Your family guide
What is on your family’s mind?
Three short questions. Select all that apply. A starting point, at your own pace.
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Who are you looking for support for?
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About a minute
This guide offers general orientation. It is not a psychological test or a substitute for a professional assessment. Your answers stay on this page and are not sent or permanently stored.
In a free 30-minute introductory call for parents, you tell me what has been happening. We discuss your questions and whether coaching could fit.
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Your child gets to know me
The first coaching session lasts 60 minutes and costs €120. It gives your child a chance to experience working together before you decide on a package.
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We agree a way forward
We choose a goal and practical steps, then review what helps. Before booking, we confirm sessions, costs and whether the initial session can count towards a package.
I work with children aged six and over, teenagers and their parents. We also consider your child’s development, what brings you here and whether they are willing to give coaching a try. Coaching is not offered for children under six.
Yes. The introductory call is a free, no-obligation, 30-minute conversation with you as parents. We get to know each other, talk through your concerns and consider whether coaching could be a good fit. This is not a coaching session. Separately, you can book one initial 60-minute coaching session for your child for €120 before deciding on a package.
The 30-minute introductory call for parents is free. An initial 60-minute coaching session costs €120 and can be booked once before choosing a package. Ongoing coaching is available in packages only: four child sessions and one parent session for €600, or eight child sessions and two parent sessions for €1,200. Each session lasts 60 minutes. All prices are the final amounts payable. The free call does not commit you to a session or a package.
Coaching focuses on everyday challenges and personal goals. Psychotherapy includes the assessment and treatment of mental health conditions. YONCA does not offer diagnosis or psychotherapy. Whether treatment is needed must be assessed by an appropriately qualified professional.
Online sessions can be an option when they suit your child’s age, attention, needs and home environment. A quiet space, a stable connection and privacy matter. We discuss whether meeting in Berlin or working online would be the better fit.
A first step, without pressure
You do not need all the answers yet.
Tell me what has been difficult for your family. In a free 30-minute introductory call, we can talk through your questions and consider whether coaching feels right.
