Youth Club

The Culture Academy offers members and non-members an integrated service that enables parents, children and partners to combine systemic counselling with movement and bodywork. The aim is to build resilience, approach conflict situations calmly and connect with one another.

The project operates within VIAS.one with the involvement of Nadin Warmbrunn. Members can use the service free of charge within an allocated number of hours; beyond that, it is available for a fee.

The service is aimed at:

  • Parents: Seeking support to strengthen their parenting skills.
  • Children: Who would like support in their emotional and social development.
  • Partners: Who want to deepen their relationships and resolve conflicts constructively.
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Methods

Systemic Counselling

We use systemic counselling as a method for understanding individual and family dynamics. This method enables participants to broaden their perspectives and develop new approaches to solutions.

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Through elements of bodywork and movement, participants learn to reduce stress and better regulate their emotions. A central aspect is building resilience. Through practical exercises and focused reflection, participants learn to face challenges more calmly and draw on their inner resources to respond appropriately.

Conflict Resolution

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In conflict situations, we offer strategies and tools that help participants communicate constructively and find solutions. This takes place both in groups and in individual sessions to accommodate individual needs.

Conclusion

Our integrated family support service within the association not only promotes personal and family development, but also strengthens our community. We invite everyone to become part of this process and grow together through life’s challenges.