Absence management for you and your team
High absenteeism costs you time, money and nerves?
- Are layoffs on the rise?
- Are processes disrupted by missing team members?
- Is your mood suffering from tension and overload?
Absenteeism has many causes. Not everything is in your hands – but there are influencing factors that we can look at together.
Leadership as the key

High levels of absenteeism are often a reason to reflect on your own management style:
- Do you promote a healthy team climate?
- Do you make clear decisions and give regular feedback?
- Are you aware of your values and inner drivers?
- Do you have a vision of what the collaboration should look like?
In individual coaching, we explore these questions together – solution-oriented and with a view to concrete measures.
Create clear structures
Unclear roles and responsibilities lead to tensions. We’ll take a look together:
- Does everyone know their tasks and responsibilities?
- Are there structural weaknesses that fuel conflicts?
In the team process, we work together to develop clear rules and greater transparency – this reduces friction and increases satisfaction.
Other influencing factors
- Are the employees deployed in the right place?
- What role do the working conditions play, e.g. break times, overtime, working atmosphere?
- Are successes celebrated, is appreciation shown?
- Do you live a respectful feedback culture together ?
Some conflicts are obvious, others are hidden – both have an impact on health and motivation. Conflict moderation or team development can create space for trust and personal responsibility again.
Turning groups back into teams
Especially in times of working from home, a real team spirit cannot be taken for granted. However, collegial cooperation, shared values and open communication strengthen collaboration and counteract absences due to illness.
My approach: I accompany managers and teams through change processes – with systemic questions, clear impulses and without getting lost in problem analysis. I support you in developing practicable solutions – so that real team cohesion can be lived again.

My attitude
Accompanying at eye level
I work with people from very different fields of work – from managers, board members and teams to employees in corporations, medical practices, daycare centers, law firms, IT companies, NGOs and museums. Despite all the differences, the interpersonal issues are often similar – and are very familiar to me thanks to my many years of experience.
I am convinced that you already have the solutions within you. I support you in reactivating your resources and developing your individual or collective potential.
My attitude and actions are characterized by values such as trust, openness, humour, reliability and structure.
Quality assurance
Good consulting requires continuous self-reflection
In order to maintain the quality of my work at a high level, I regularly take advantage of supervision myself. Here I reflect on my consulting processes in a professional and collegial setting – be it in my work with teams, executives, management or board members.
Supervision is of course anonymous and confidential to ensure the protection of my clients. The exchange with experienced colleagues not only strengthens my professional attitude, but also ensures that I can offer you reflective and responsible support.
Online format
Coaching – wherever you are
Sometimes it’s better not to meet in person – and that’s not a disadvantage: trusting and focused conversations can also be held online. Whether from home or another location of your choice – set yourself up so that you are undisturbed for the duration of the call.
We will arrange the appointment in advance by telephone or e-mail. You will then receive a free link (e.g. via Zoom) with which you can easily enter my virtual waiting room. All you need is a stable Internet connection and a camera. If you prefer a different platform, this is of course also possible.
Important to know: The online format is just as effective as a face-to-face meeting – what counts is the connection in the conversation, not the location.
Confidentiality
More than a rule – it’s an attitude
Online or on site: Absolute confidentiality applies to coaching, mediation and supervision. Everything that is discussed remains in a protected space.