About Us

The Team of the Psychological Counselling Services

Our team consists of experienced psychologists and psychotherapists who will be happy to support you with your concerns.

Florian Schulz

Dr.

Head of Psychological Counselling Services

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St Gallen

Regula Dietsche

Dr.

Psychological Counsellor

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St. Gallen

Katharina Molterer

Dr.

Psychological Counsellor

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St Gallen

Andrea Moser

MSc

Psychological Counsellor

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St Gallen

Ilka Rühl

Dr.

Psychological Counsellor

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St Gallen

Katharina Woog

Dipl.-Psych.

Psychological Counsellor

OPSY-HSG
5. Stock
Rosenbergstrasse 51
9000 St Gallen

How we work

We support you with a solution-focused and resource-oriented counselling approach.

Our counselling services are based on considerations of systemic counselling in general and solution-oriented approaches in particular. These approaches are strongly resource-orientated methods that assume that clients have the knowledge and possible solutions to overcome problems within themselves. It is therefore about looking for what is already working and what potential you bring with you.

In the process, the counsellor takes responsibility for the structure to draw attention to resources. This type of counselling has proven to be very effective in the field of education. The effectiveness of solution-focused methods has been demonstrated, particularly for students, through international effectiveness studies.

Principles

The counselling formats of the psychological counselling services are based on the concepts of relationality, creativity and reflexivity.

Counselling is about relationships in two respects. An appreciative dialogue creates a counselling relationship between you and a psychological counsellor. In addition, we always understand issues embedded in a system of actors and contexts. This means that situations only become problematic when tensions arise in a certain relationship environment. The counselling process therefore focuses on questioning the quality and nature of existing relationships and searching for previously unnoticed relationship opportunities.

Creative methods in the counselling process enable a change of perspective, which allows new access to existing resources and helps to expand the existing scope.

Counselling is understood as a reflexive process, which means that concerns, goals, the context and the counselling process itself are reflected . In this sense, reflexivity is also understood as an emancipatory process that uses a questioning attitude to examine the meaningfulness of fundamental assumptions and thus expands the scope of possibilities.

Contact

Psychological Counselling Services
University of St. Gallen
Rosenbergstrasse 51, 5th floor
CH-9000 St.Gallen
beratungunisg.ch
+41 71 224 26 39

By appointment
We are also there for you during break periods!

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