Carina Fogelström

If I had been born in another body, it would possibly have been in that of an elephant. Not because of the size but of the large ears. Now, I don't know if elephants hear extremely well or if they are good at listening. In any case, I am very good at listening. I am also calm and confident. Since my youth, I listened to and supported my friends, my volleyball team, and vmy fellow students. I always tried to take the other person's perspective and help find solutions instead of creating problems. The person in front of me is important and carries so much knowledge. It is perhaps not surprising that I chose to train as a teacher and then as a coach and then as an officer. Encountering people and helping them to develop both themselves and their environment is one of the most valuable things I know. It doesn't matter if it's teenagers, parents, other adults, individually or in groups. When life is great or when it can seem a bit hopeless. Or when it feels like things are at a standstill, there are conflicts or you need to do something new to make something else happen.

My starting point is to start where you are and to be responsive and listen actively to help you find the direction you want. By finding it, it is also easier to set goals for your desires and needs and through that, we can then find together what paths you can take.

It's so important to realize that you are the writer, director and star of your own life. Of course, all of this can be a bit difficult to see and understand yourself and that's where coaching can come in.

We do not rummage in the past but think about what it looks like now and where you want to go.