Is your group, company or organization interested in a training, workshop,
intensive retreat or a talk?
The main focus of my teaching and trainer activities are topics in the field of psycho-oncology, palliative care, communication and self-care. I also offer self-awareness seminars and self-reflectionon existential topics such as illness, suffering, dying, death and grief.
Based on more than 25 years of practical experience in various business +medical/clinical, and psycho-social fields of work with therapeutic /advisory and educational approaches as well as various additional training courses, I offer a wide range of advanced training courses, workshops and talks.
My approach is characterized by a systemic attitude that looks at and understands people in their individuality and uniqueness. Thanks to this holistic perspective, I meet the participants on an equal footing and accompany them with humor – sometimes confronting - and creative know-how.
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Overall Objective
Sample Training Topics
- Dealing With Anxiety In Cancer - How To Find A Flexible Coping strategy
- Coping with Cancer – find your way through disease and treatment
- 1 + 1 = 3: Team building and Communication
- Cancer – Coping, Support and Living Well
- What to do with your own feelings? - Selfcare in working with cancer patients
- Do I have to die now ...?" - The conversation in the relapse / palliative situation
- Arrangement of Hope - dealing with the truth
- Who cares for the caregivers? – Coping, Support and Living Well for cancer caregivers
- A Matter of Life and Death – How to live fully and meaningfully
- And suddenly everything was different ..." - Emotional reactions and processing possibilities in the case of a cancer diagnosis
- How can I help?” - Possibilities and limits of psycho-oncological support by nursing staff
- Who offers what, for whom, where?” - Psychosocial support options for cancer patients and their caregivers
- What helps…? - Psycho-oncological interventions
- And the fear will stay ..." - On dealing with fear of progression
- Spirituality, meaning and hope in accompanying and treating cancer patients
Group specific sample topics
Training offers for people and organizations who take care of people in the last phase of life full-time or part-time
- Nobody dies alone - Accompanying the dying and their relatives
- Living with finitude - shaping life with cancer
- Communication with the dying
- Coping with stress and finding balance
- “Do I have to die now ...?” - Emotional support in difficult situations
- In encounter with finitude - Self-awareness and reflection for oncological practitioners and companions
- Ethical aspects in the last phase of life
- Arrangement of Hope - Dealing with the truth
- Emotional accompaniment of people suffering from cancer in the palliative or advanced phase of cancer
- Consolation and comfort in professional guidance
- Systemic grief counseling
- Emotional and psychological support for seriously ill people and their relatives
- Orange - apple - banana - pineapple: Self-care for volunteers, nurses and doctors spirituality
- Dealing with existential questions
- Dealing with senselessness, hopelessness and demoralization
- 1 + 1 = 3: team building + communication
Training offers for people and organizations who take care of people with oncological diseases and their relatives full-time or part-time
- Emotional accompaniment and communication with cancer patients and their relatives
- In contact - Emphatic communication with tumor patients and their relatives
- Psycho-oncological aspects in the accompaniment of tumor patients
- Advice and support for cancer patients and their relatives
- Psychosocial support measures for cancer patients and their relatives
- Nobody is sick alone I - Effects of cancer on the couple relationship
- Nobody Is Sick Alone II - Effects of Cancer on the Family
- Coping with disease in cancer patients and their relatives
- Right in the middle of life .... - Coping with cancer
- Basics of psycho-oncology
- Finding the right word ... - In encounters with tumor patients and their relatives
- Questions, questions, questions can never hurt! - Conversation with tumor patients and their relatives
- Screening procedures in psycho-oncology
- Nobody treats cancer patients alone - The team as a resource in oncological treatment
- Psychosocial pressures of reverse isolation
- Fear of progression
- Dealing with senselessness, hopelessness and demoralization in cancer patients spirituality
- 1 + 1 = 3 team building + communication
- Self-management in the oncological setting
- "How long will I still live ...?" - Challenges in doctor-patient communication
- “Does my husband have to die now? - Challenges in doctor-family communication
- Cancer-related fatigue - diagnosis and therapy
Training offers for people who accompany, treat, supervise other people on a voluntary or full-time basis
- Burnout and burnout prophylaxis
- Coping with stress and finding balance
- Selfcare for practitioners and companions
- Orange - apple - banana - pineapple: Self-care for volunteers, nurses and doctors
- Self-care for health care professionals
- Mindfulness Practice - Finding space in times of stress and strain
- “When I walk, then I walk, when I sit, then I sit…” - Mindfulness in everyday life
- Autogenic training - Find space in times of stress and strain
- Wellbeing despite stress - From the competent handling of demands and loads
- Burn-out and Mindfulness
- Happiness seminar - many roads lead to happiness
- Saying "no" - The art of setting boundaries
- Resilience
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