Selected Google reviews · shortened excerpts, translated from German.
★★★★★
“Despite the appointment being online, I felt comfortable straight away. Ms Sarbandi-Kaiser radiates calm and warmth, she listens and, importantly, does not judge.”
Bianca WittigGoogle review · excerpt
★★★★★
“She showed me a different way of looking at my problems, which helps me approach them in a completely different way!”
BonnyGoogle review · excerpt
★★★★★
“Thanks to this support, I feel stronger and better able to cope with grief in the future.”
As a privately funded service, counselling offers you a confidential setting independent of your health insurer. I do not send counselling data to health insurers or other insurance companies. Counselling can also usually begin promptly.
You pay the costs yourself; they are not covered by statutory or private health insurance.
Do I have to talk about everything?
No.
You always decide what you want to talk about and what you prefer not to share.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your individual situation.
Some concerns can be clarified in a single session; others need more time.
Do I need to know exactly what my problem is?
No.
You can come with an open question or a concern you have not yet put into words.
Together, we find clarity.
What is the difference between psychological counselling and psychotherapy?
Psychological counselling is for people seeking support with personal challenges, decisions or stressful life situations.
Psychotherapeutic treatment of mental illness is not provided.
Can I bring content from ChatGPT or other AI systems?
Yes.
Many people use AI to organise their thoughts or reflect on situations.
If you wish, we can include this content in counselling and discuss it together.
