My coaching is for any woman in a long-term relationship who has ever asked herself: Am I truly being heard? Why do I always have to think of everything? Who is really there for me? Why am I often so angry and exhausted at the same time? If I could change anything, what would I wish for? Where is my eroticism and how do I rekindle it? Is this all there is? What does my role as a woman/mother/partner mean? How do I find my way back to myself and my worth? Do you feel increasingly dissatisfied, misunderstood, or empty inside in your relationship? Many women experience the gradual loss of intimacy and passion fading over the course of a long-term partnership. In my coaching sessions, I encounter women who find themselves stuck in rigid relationship patterns. Issues like infidelity, breaches of trust, or power imbalances within the partnership can further shake the foundation of a relationship. Often, emotional, financial, or familial dependencies exist—making it difficult to make clear decisions. The full extent of toxic relationships is often only recognized with distance: recurring conflicts, manipulation, or the feeling of losing oneself. I support you in identifying these dynamics and finding a path to your personal freedom and self-determination. Especially during the midlife years and menopause many things change: the body, hormones, needs, and life goals. Issues like body image and loss of libido become more present, as do questions about emotional estrangement. These changes can exacerbate existing communication problems in a relationship. You might feel that you've become emotionally detached from your partner—a kind of romantic disengagement that often begins subtly and deepens over time. This wouldn't even be so bad if it weren't for societal expectations and a partner who doesn't understand. Frustration, guilt, and a sense of obligation take hold. The traditional nuclear family is increasingly dissolving and is often no longer truly suitable for modern relationships – divorce rates are high, and numerous statistics show that a large part of the population is clearly dissatisfied with the current status quo. Patriarchal structures are slowly crumbling.. Since we are all so highly individualized these days, it is impossible to subject people to a specific structure that dictates how they should organize their lives and meet their diverse needs. But how authentic and safe can we even talk about this when, statistically for women, the (ex) partner still remains one of the most dangerous people in their proximity, and many unrealistic expectations prevail on both sides regarding what this relationship is supposed to deliver, and over very long periods of time.