by Cornelia Starke | Feb 9, 2026 | Case Studies
The client made friends again and again that at first felt interesting and emotionally accessible. She was honest, talked about her fears, and put a lot of effort into it. But with time, the situation changed, and there was subtle comparison, competitiveness, and...
by Cornelia Starke | Feb 9, 2026 | Case Studies
The client found herself in the same relationship pattern. Attracting people who were unable to commit long term. It started off well and excitement was present everywhere. After 3 months, the excitement changed, and the contact became less and less. She started to...
by Cornelia Starke | Feb 9, 2026 | Case Studies
The client texted for a long time to keep things fresh and exciting in a relationship. Despite the seemingly contradictory nature of the client’s behaviour, it served a purpose. On one hand, wanting to be free and autonomous, still being involved had a specific...
by Cornelia Starke | Feb 9, 2026 | Case Studies
The client said that she used social media too much in the evenings to relax and regain her independence after hard days of responsibility. Discipline or a digital detox didn’t work to cut down on consumption time after time. Mentoring made it evident that...
by Cornelia Starke | Feb 9, 2026 | Case Studies
The client had mastered emotional awareness and self-reflection, but she kept getting caught up in situations where her presence affected others at the expense of her own progress. At first, withdrawal felt like failure or immaturity, but then it became clear that it...
