KATHARINA JANZEK
COUNSELING
Psychosocial counseling for people living between cultures, expectations, and demanding professional contexts. Or for those who are just trying to figure things out.
Counseling
One‑to‑one sessions that are calm, practical, and structured. We slow things down, name what’s happening, and translate overwhelm into workable next steps.
- Life abroad, transitions, belonging
- Stress, boundaries, expectations
- (Relationship) patterns & communication
Workshops
Compact, structured group workshops for individuals and organizations that address underlying psychosocial challenges and want support in purposeful change. Through guided group work, participants identify core stressors and patterns, strengthen self- and co-regulation and translate insight into concrete, immediately applicable steps for everyday and professional contexts. Focus areas may include stress regulation, resilience in demanding roles, communication dynamics, and navigating life- or role-transitions, with particular sensitivity to international and multicultural teams.
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My path began in the field of Communication and Translation, shaped by international experiences in England and Guatemala. Working with children abroad deepened my empathy and broadened my understanding of different life realities. Over time, I felt called to work more directly with people and their inner processes. This led me to train in mental coaching and to complete my studies in Psychosocial Counseling. Through my work in coaching and in the non-profit sector, I have supported individuals facing professional and personal challenges, helping them regain clarity, confidence, and direction. Today, I offer a safe and respectful space for reflection, growth, and sustainable change. For me, psychosocial counseling is more than a profession: it is a meaningful commitment to walking alongside people as they rediscover their own strength and inner clarity. 🌿
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Contact
Email: janzekcounseling@gmail.com
Location: Vienna, Austria
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