Stress is a constant companion in our lives. Whether it's the pressure of a thesis for university, juggling children, work, and daily life, dealing with monthly bills, or the annual tax return...our to-do lists seem to grow longer and harder to tackle.
But the truth is: A certain level of stress is not only inevitable but also quite beneficial. Stress can motivate us. It keeps us on our toes, helping us to face daily challenges and strive for our goals.
We can turn stress into our ally.
We all know that too much stress can make us sick, manifesting in various ways: physically, emotionally, and mentally. You may suffer from insomnia, constant fatigue, concentration problems, or even physical issues like headaches, tension, high blood pressure, or stomach problems. In any case, you feel irritable, overwhelmed, and paralyzed by the demands of everyday life.
When we're in a state of chronic overload, it's crucial to recognize the whirlpool we're caught in. Often, it's a combination of factors: lack of work-life balance due to overtime, constant availability, lack of recognition or appreciation at work, high self-demands, perfectionism, conflicts with supervisors or colleagues, unrealistic targets, or simply an overwhelming workload.
As a body-oriented psychotherapist in Berlin Prenzlauer Berg, I specialize in helping people regain their inner balance and reduce stress. My approach includes:
Building stress resilience is a skill you can master! In our sessions, we'll explore the root causes of your stress and overload together – to understand what's at the heart of your feeling of being overwhelmed. With a combination of specialized bodywork, targeted breathwork, and cognitive exercises, we aim to lessen both your physical and emotional tension. It's about awakening your body's innate ability to heal. If you're feeling burnt out, don't hesitate to seek help. Together, we can find ways to reduce your stress, foster recuperation, and enhance your overall well-being.