Dr. Jörg Werner

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Hello. I’m Jörg Werner, and I’m going to tell you a little bit about myself and my work.

We all probably have some specific important areas in our lives that are worthwhile to think about, to talk about, or to reflect upon, and maybe that’s something that sounds familiar. Or perhaps something got out of balance, and you’re simply searching for a solution, for answers, or for meaning. And life is complicated enough, it’s like a journey, you could say, that is mystifying, requires courage, and is simultaneously full of miracles and fulfilling experiences.

But why can this path be so difficult to find? Antonio Machado, a Spanish poet, worded it like this, “Caminante, no hay camino. Se hace camino al andar.”, which means, “Traveler, there is no path, you create the path as you walk”. I find this to be an interesting statement or metaphor, which is different from the Far Eastern saying, “The path is the goal”. Here, the sentence is about how the path does not even exist yet, there is no path. So we are challenged to dare take the next step into the unknown, and to learn to trust that the path beneath our feet will be created the moment we walk on it.

I have been working for more than ten years as a Systemic Coach, Counselor with a depth psychology approach, and provide guidance for Personal Growth. I usually talk to my clients via phone or Skype audio, which may appear surprising during this day and age of multimedia use, but I found that it works very well. The conversations can be very easily integrated into everyday life, whether private or business, and you can just sit on your sofa, at a table, or inside a conference room. I have even had clients who like to take a walk in nature, or sit on a park bench during our sessions. There are no technical difficulties, no distractions, and (very importantly) there is no need to put too much effort into performing; and everything is overall much more relaxed. This creates a lot of space for yourself and all the questions and things that are on your mind.

If this sounds good to you, I would be happy to hear from you. As a first step, you could perhaps simply send me a short e-mail, and if you want to, you could briefly describe your subject - doesn’t have to be, though - and ask me any questions you may have. I will then send you a reply with more information, and if everything is fine on your part, a possible time and date.

Ok. This is what’s most important from my side.
I wish you all the best, and have a nice day!