Back on Your Feet – Make Life Your Friend

A Kite Needs Wind to Fly: Phase 2: Make Life Your Friend Again

A life crisis can land on anyone unexpectedly. It can absolutely take the wind out of your sails. In this enlightening and warm workbook from Wolfgang Spangenberger, you’ll learn how to take flight again.

This is the second workbook installment of a 3-part process to help you survive and thrive during a life crisis. With your equilibrium quickly restored from our Phase I workbook (A Kite Needs Wind to Fly: Your First Aid Kit), now you …

Reconnect with your strengths (and you have a lot),
Learn how to change limiting habits easily and effectively,
Utilize simple, creative tools to move on in a healthy way.

Let’s get started on your better life today!

It's time for you to fly again.

Mastering Life Crisis

Mastering a life crises occurs in three (3) phases:

Phase I- “The Survival Mode” – Your friend is experiencing pure stress. Focus on their basic needs and how to hep them in survival mode. Often this phase lasts 4-6 weeks.

Phase II – The New Normal” – Here, we answer three questions: What is bothering your friend? Where does your friend want to go? How can your friend make this happen? This is where we begin to formulate goals and identify strengths.

Phase III – “The Transformation” – In this phase, the life crisis can be understood and used as an opportunity. This is the phase of mastering the crisis.

"The Survival Mode"

"The New Normal"

"The Transformation"

Client Testimonials

“I originally adopted 6 month old twins. I am grateful to have Wolfgang Spangenberger by my side as a counselor in my happiness, but also in the challenges I often face. Humanly, as well as professionally, he has helped me to look at the behavior of my twins, as well as my behavior, from a different perspective.”

"If someone asks me about a person who combines extraordinary intelligence with an astonishing number of the most diverse talents and who by means of considerable perseverance and innovative power, sometimes makes boundaries seem relative; for whom challenges seem easy and uncouth things look elegant – I inevitably think of my old companion and friend Wolfgang."

"Wolfgang Spangenberger saved my life several times! With his expertise and dedication he brought me through serious challenges in my life. In Bermuda he performed multiple surgeries for a life threatening condition as a one man team. He denied himself days off because ‘if something should happen’ he was available for me.”

“I’m so grateful that I came across Dr. Spangenberger’s materials, especially his workbook and book, ‘When the Helpers Need Help.’ I’m personally supporting someone in a life crisis and having this material is making a difference in my family. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

“It has been worthwhile working with Dr. Wolfgang. I have enjoyed discussing, confirming or questioning the contents of his book and program from the perspective of my pastoral and counseling work. He inspires and gives reason to see the well-being of the soul without resorting directly to medications.”