Questions around closeness, attachment, and relationships can be challenging not only within couple relationships. Many people experience tension between their own needs, societal expectations, and individual life choices — for example in relation to partnership, being single, dating, or the desire for connection.

In individual and single counseling, we take time to explore these topics together: recognizing recurring patterns, understanding inner conflicts, and gaining clarity about your own wishes and boundaries. I support you in developing a more conscious relationship with yourself and with others, and in finding an authentic and grounded way of engaging with your personal life questions.

Challenges can arise in all forms of relationships. We live in a time in which romantic relationships, in particular, are often given an exceptionally high level of importance. At the same time, many people experience that closeness, commitment, responsibility, and emotional security can be lived and expressed in very different ways.

An increasing number of people are choosing to shape their relationships beyond prescribed norms — whether in non-monogamous, queer, friendship-based, or family-like constellations. While this diversity can be deeply enriching, it also brings new questions, uncertainties, and conflicts. Often, there is a lack of social role models, shared reference points, or a common language for what is being experienced.

In my work, I offer a space to explore these dynamics together: to make needs visible, to understand communication patterns, and to develop individual ways of navigating closeness, boundaries, and expectations — regardless of the relationship form being lived.