Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger

PhD, Dipl. Psych

Bio

Dr. Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is a trainer, counselor, therapist, coach and supervisor at iska-berlin. Accredited by the Systemic Society (SG) as a trainer in therapy, coaching and supervision, she also trains at other systemic institutes in Germany and abroad. Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is also a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in Frankfurt a.M., the University of Mainz and the University of Mannheim (ZPP) in Germany.

Trained in systemic brief therapy by Paul Watzlawick and Richard Fish at the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto (USA), Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger also participated several years in their team. As a research associate of the MRI, working on her PhD, she developed a systemic approach (EAI Brief Therapy – later renamed as: Ask!-Model), which has proved to be successful both in therapy and in coaching.

She is the author of the book “Changing Perspective – Changing Solutions. Activating Internal Images for Change in Systemic Brief Therapy “(Carl-Auer Verlag, 2007). In 2007 she received the Research Award of the Systemic Society (SG) for her work. She also holds seminars and lectures on her work  internationally.

Since 1991 Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is working as a therapist and counselor.
After three years of training in psychological pain therapy, she initially focused more on the treatment of people with chronic pain. In the meantime, as a systemic therapist, coach, counselor and supervisor, she addresses a wide variety of client concerns.

Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger successfully works with individuals, couples, families, groups, teams and organizations. Her clients appreciate both the empathic and respectful interaction, as well as a focused and result oriented cooperation, which is tailored to the client’s concerns. Clients are supported to experience what they want to experience in their private life and to achieve what they want to achieve in their professional life. Here, a systemic perspective that allows identifying and interrupting ingrained vicious cycles has been successful. During the whole process, the own inner resources of the client are consistently activated, in order to support their individual development and autonomy, as well as to promote the ability for empathic interaction with others.

Location

Alemania

Languages

Alemán

Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger

PhD, Dipl. Psych

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Bio

Dr. Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is a trainer, counselor, therapist, coach and supervisor at iska-berlin. Accredited by the Systemic Society (SG) as a trainer in therapy, coaching and supervision, she also trains at other systemic institutes in Germany and abroad. Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is also a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences in Frankfurt a.M., the University of Mainz and the University of Mannheim (ZPP) in Germany.

Trained in systemic brief therapy by Paul Watzlawick and Richard Fish at the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto (USA), Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger also participated several years in their team. As a research associate of the MRI, working on her PhD, she developed a systemic approach (EAI Brief Therapy – later renamed as: Ask!-Model), which has proved to be successful both in therapy and in coaching.

She is the author of the book “Changing Perspective – Changing Solutions. Activating Internal Images for Change in Systemic Brief Therapy “(Carl-Auer Verlag, 2007). In 2007 she received the Research Award of the Systemic Society (SG) for her work. She also holds seminars and lectures on her work  internationally.

Since 1991 Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger is working as a therapist and counselor.
After three years of training in psychological pain therapy, she initially focused more on the treatment of people with chronic pain. In the meantime, as a systemic therapist, coach, counselor and supervisor, she addresses a wide variety of client concerns.

Ilka Hoffmann-Bisinger successfully works with individuals, couples, families, groups, teams and organizations. Her clients appreciate both the empathic and respectful interaction, as well as a focused and result oriented cooperation, which is tailored to the client’s concerns. Clients are supported to experience what they want to experience in their private life and to achieve what they want to achieve in their professional life. Here, a systemic perspective that allows identifying and interrupting ingrained vicious cycles has been successful. During the whole process, the own inner resources of the client are consistently activated, in order to support their individual development and autonomy, as well as to promote the ability for empathic interaction with others.

Especialidades

  • Anxiety
  • Career Counseling
  • Depression
  • Divorce
  • Family Conflict
  • Grief
  • Infidelity
  • Life Coaching
  • Parenting
  • Relationship Issues
  • Self Esteem
  • Sleep or Insomnia
  • Stress
  • Divorce
  • Emotional Disturbance
  • Life Transitions
  • Marital and Premarital
  • Women’s Issues
  • Mediation
  • Strategic Communication
  • Systemic Interventions

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