I'm known for being sharp in the analysis of systems and patterns and quite clearly in addressing them... Sometimes this is a tightrope walk between hard confrontation, which it (also) sometimes needs, and honest invitation, encouragement and inspiration. But what always drives me is to want the best for the whole. My attitude is one of unconditional appreciation for people!

Recently, a participant drew the following comparison: "You are like Tine Wittler: First you clean out EVERYTHING and then you reorganise everything what is needed back in properly."
And somehow she is right :-)

I had a hard time making up my mind: The "big picture" - or the psyche of the individual? - Both were of equal interest to me from an early age. I then began with sociology. After completing my doctorate in sociology and pedagogy at the University of Regensburg, in addition to my work as a coach and trainer, I devoted myself to my second passion: Transactional Analysis - a psychological discipline with a very positive view of people and the idea of an appreciative client relationship at eye level - was my second "inner home" for my profession.

The curiosity for many things and a deep belief in the good development ability of all people drives me to this day. And as active and creative as my professional field has continued to develop in recent years, I never get bored in my profession :-)

Methodically, it is important to me not to dogmatically pursue the "one right approach", but to always look for the ideal approach or intervention that suits the person / team / company I work with from the wonderful diversity that is now available here.