Many adult learner don't abandon German out of a lack of talent, but out of a lack of motivation and orientation. The Deutschberg model splits the learning process into three phases, each beginning with a conscious decision. This makes learners more resilient against motivation crises.
Read MoreThat’s why we created a workshop that draws on methods from motivational training, positive psychology, and psychotherapy to help you build confidence — and experience more ease, enjoyment, and success when speaking German.
It’s a different kind of German course: not about speaking better, but about feeling better when you speak.
Read MorePerfectionism can make speaking a foreign language particularly challenging. The overwhelming fear of making mistakes and the feeling of not being good enough can turn conversations into stressful experiences. Based on my experience working with many students, I’d like to share some strategies to help you manage these challenges. With the right mindset, you can speak more confidently—and make conversations more enjoyable for yourself and others.
Read MoreYou move to a new country, eager to learn the language and use it in daily life. But time and again, your conversation partners switch to English—frustrating, isn’t it? Worse yet, this can trap you in a vicious circle that hinders your progress. In this text, I’ll break down how this circle works, its impact on your learning, and—most importantly—how to break free. With strategies from modern communication psychology, you’ll learn to handle these setbacks and even prevent them in the future!
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