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“The Super Nanny” Katharina Saalfrank has disappeared from television for a long time.
What happened to the teacher?
Berlin – Between 2004 and 2011 there was hardly anyone who didn’t know “The Super Nanny” Katharina alias “Katia” Saalfrank (52).
On RTL, the qualified educator advised overwhelmed families on parenting issues.
The format has now been discontinued for a long time and Katharina Saalfrank seems to have disappeared from the public eye.
What is she doing now?
“The Super Nanny” Katia Saalfrank: That’s what she’s offering today
Without the “Super Nanny”, many parents would probably never have heard of parenting methods such as the “Anger Cave” or the “Silent Staircase”.
And even if, according to spiegel.de,
Katia Saalfrank distances herself from the “Silent Staircase”, on which children should think about their behavior, after the end of the series
, she still works in this area.
The qualified educator, music therapist and body-oriented trauma therapist now runs her own private practice in Berlin.
There, Saalfrank offers educational-psychological advice, parental advice, family therapy and also couples counseling and relationship coaching.
One of her goals is to help parents better understand their children.
The 52-year-old has also published books on this and other topics.
In addition to the literature, she offers educational material such as coaching cards for everyday life with children.
Katharina Saalfrank: The ex-“Super Nanny” is active in a variety of ways
Saalfrank is also active in the area of training and further education: on its homepage it offers the online coaching course “Understanding Children Better” for beginners, parents and professionals.
Those interested can also train there to become parent and family advisors.
The former “Super Nanny” is also announcing a free lecture there on the topic “Childhood without penalties” for insurance.
Katharina Saalfrank at a reading in 2013. © Soeren Stache/dpa
The qualified educator is also the host of her own podcast.
It seems as if Katharina Saalfrank continued to work diligently on her career even after the “Super Nanny” was canceled.
She shouldn't be bored in her private life either, because she is also the mother of four sons.
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Sources used:
derwesten.de, katiasaalfrank.de, de.wikipedia.org, spiegel.de