Frequently asked questions

No. Many people reach out feeling lost, tense or unhappy with their situation without being able to name the problem. In the first meeting we clarify the situation together and discuss possible forms of help.

If you're not sure where to start, register for an initial consultation. We'll assess your situation and suggest the most suitable path.

Yes. Even if other family members or your partner aren't ready to join right now, individual work can help you understand the situation better and find constructive solutions.

Yes. People come not only during hard times. Consultations can help strengthen relationships, understand yourself better, build parenting skills or make important life decisions.

It depends on the complexity of the situation and your needs. Sometimes one or a few consultations are enough; sometimes longer collaboration is helpful.

Yes. When working with children we always consider the family context. Depending on the situation, help may be offered to the child, the parents or the whole family.

In the first meeting we discuss your situation, expectations and goals, and agree on possible next steps and the form of collaboration.

In mediation the parties make the decisions themselves. The legal force of the agreements depends on their nature and the chosen way of formalising them.

That's completely normal. You don't need to prepare in advance or be able to explain everything clearly. What matters most is coming with whatever feels important to you right now.

Yes. Trust and a sense of safety are an important part of the process. If the collaboration doesn't feel right, we'll help you find another specialist.