Darja Stocker

Dear individuals and dear couples My greatest concern is to support you in getting to know yourself better and in being able to have healthy, fulfilling relationships. When we feel good with others, we feel understood, loved, and seen. Things come easily to us, and we go through life feeling elated. If, on the other hand, we find ourselves in difficult dynamics with our loved ones, from which there seems to be no way out, and the same escalations repeat themselves, then we feel burdened, unhappy, and lonely. If this is how you feel now—or how you have felt in the past—I would like to support you in discovering a new way of relating to yourself and others. Even if it may be difficult to imagine today, seeking help is the first step toward feeling comfortable with yourself and others in the long term. Dear couples (individuals, kindly scroll down) - if you feel trapped in a vicious circle, and keep falling into the same patterns of conflict, the same unresolvable topics, if you are suffering in your relationship and feel you have to persevere—but things just aren't getting any better—then it makes sense to seek support. -if you are a couple where one or both are suffering from past trauma you find a couples therapist in me who is also trained in traumatherapy Dear Co-parents - if you want to improve your relationship as parents so that you can focus entirely on the well-being of your children without being constantly held back by conflicts, then I can help you leave old, unhelpful patterns behind and create a new dynamic for this new phase of life as separated parents. Dear Individuals - if you are going through a breakup or feel lost, disappointed, or even traumatized after a relationship (with or without children), I can support you in finding your way back to yourself, to heal and rebuilding your life. -If you have experienced relationship trauma in the past and still suffer from symptoms today, if you feel that 'something is wrong with me', if you suffer from anxiety and depression, or if you are unable to be the person you want to be, then trauma therapy may be right for you. I would be happy to work with you gently to help you process painful episodes from your past, enabling you to fully embrace the present and regain your ability to act.