Lecture

Psychological violence  is still deeply taboo - regardless of whether it takes place in family relationships, couples or in the workplace. If you experience psychological violence, it can have massive and violent consequences - psychologically and physiologically. We simply get sick from psychological violence. 

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To combat psychological violence, we MUST and SHOULD spread knowledge. When clients come to me, they often know very little about what psychological violence actually is, what it feels like and what consequences it has. In the course of therapy after psychological violence, a decisive factor is knowledge. It is simply part of the treatment that you have to learn about what has actually happened to you. 

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I believe that if we spread knowledge, educate and educate people about psychological violence, many more people will be able to avoid ending up in dysfunctional relationships that may sicken them for life. That's why I give presentations and lectures, and teach psychological violence. 

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Lectures are arranged for the audience. I enjoy teaching young people, where the focus is often on understanding what a dysfunctional relationship really is. At the same time, it is extremely important to have a relative focus, because most relatives need advice on how to handle the situation. Psychological violence also takes place in workplaces and this is also an important area.