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Depression can be a major stress test for a relationship. It is not uncommon for the person suffering from depression to withdraw, which leads to great uncertainty for both partners in the relationship. The healthy person asks themselves: Is my partner's withdrawal a sign of an unhealthy relationship? Or is it the typical symptoms of depression (including dejection, exhaustion, emotional emptiness)? Thoughts of separation are creeping into the relationship more and more frequently.

What is parentification?

Why is it sometimes so difficult to make decisions?

When parents go for a seperation and their children are coping with it in adulthood

INTERVIEW ON THE TOPICS OF MIDLIFE CRISIS, EMPTY NEST AND AFFAIRS  1. Everyone is talking about midlife crisis. Could you explain how the topic of midlife crisis makes itself felt? The midlife crisis describes a feeling that comes on gradually. An inner dissatisfaction makes itself felt, although at least on the outside everything seems to be OK. It is not really tangible and triggers insecurity in those affected.

Stay or go? That is the question many couples, or at least one of them, ask themselves in the course of a relationship. The Clash sing in the song of the same name: "If I stay there will be trouble - and if I go it will be double". What's the truth in that? How can you approach an answer? What can you do if the emotional merry-go-round around a decision keeps breaking out? I would like to give you a few tips and suggestions on how you can get closer to a decision.

Remaining good parents despite separation The times when a marriage had to last until the end of life are over. We live in a different, faster time, separations are common. Nowadays it is okay to take different paths. We are allowed to be bolder and don't have to bleach in a relationship that doesn't really make sense anymore. However, it becomes more difficult when children are involved. But a separation or divorce does not have to mean the end of the family relationship.