Specifically, I offer...

• A non-judgmental space for your worries and fears
• Long-term and individual support to answer your concrete questions
• Clear explanations of the way of thinking when suffering from anorexia nervosa, based on my own experience with the disorder, so that you can better understand your child
• Development of individual options to provide the best possible support for the person affected.

Here are a few sample questions that may be on your mind:

• Does my child have an eating disorder?
• What is anorexia nervosa and how does it influence the way my child "ticks"?
• How can I help my child to get better?
• Pros and cons of ambulatory and stationary therapy?
• Where is the fine line between trust and inactivity, duty of care and self-care, control and inappropriate paternalism of a young adult?

Methodology

Most of the time, you and I will talk openly and appreciatively with each other about all of your concerns. In addition, it may be useful to draw upon imaginative procedures, role-playing, relaxation techniques, cognitive techniques, neuro-linguistic programming techniques, etc. 

Of course, I will inform you in advance about the tools and the goal of such an intervention. You may then decide whether my suggestions appeal to you.