Anne Wiegold

Anne Wiegold offers non-academic educational programs and guidance centered on respectful parenting, child development, and conflict resolution. Her methodological framework is grounded in the principles of Nonviolent Communication developed by Marshall Rosenberg, focusing on emotional understanding, autonomy, and relationship-building rather than punishment, arbitrary control, or pressure. The portfolio does not lead to academic degrees or state-recognized certifications. Instead, the offerings provide practical parenting education for mothers, fathers, grandparents, and individuals who live or work with young children. The distance learning portfolio consists of self-paced online mini-courses designed to provide practical tools for specific everyday challenges. One titled course, "Hauen Kratzen Beißen", addresses physical aggression such as hitting, scratching, and biting by analyzing them as signs of stress, sensory overload, and developing self-regulation rather than moral defiance. Another self-study course, the "Kooperations Guide", delivers practical strategies for recurring family routines, helping parents foster genuine cooperation without repetitive nagging. Additionally, "Erziehen ohne Bestrafung" guides caregivers in establishing clear, reliable boundaries without shouting, making threats, or engaging in exhausting power struggles. Alongside her digital mini-courses, Anne Wiegold provides personalized one-on-one coaching sessions. These individual consultations support parents in examining acute conflicts, identifying the root causes of challenging behaviors, and developing customized strategies that fit their daily lives. In addition to these online and individual advisory offerings, she conducts an on-site program known as the "Waldspielgruppe" for young children and their parents. Held strictly on-site in an outdoor forest environment, this group centers on sensory play, movement, and shared nature exploration, with a listed start date of November 4, 2026.