Ever since Sigmund Freud asked his patients to lie on the couch, we've known what therapy should look like in the movies: a gentleman with a white beard and glasses, a comfortable armchair, a notepad, and the inevitable question about childhood. A real appointment, however, is often booked out for weeks.
The Desk Psychologist, on the other hand, always has office hours. The little figure sits with crossed legs in a brown Chesterfield armchair, bow tie around his neck, pen at the ready, and listens to you. At the push of a button, he responds with one of 16 therapeutic gems in German, such as "How are you feeling today?", "What was your childhood like?" or an understanding "Tell me more…". Perfect for the moment when the server crashes for the third time or the coffee machine is empty again. It runs on batteries that are already included, so your first session can begin immediately.
A gift for all colleagues who play the therapist in the office anyway. And what do we do when we feel that way? Exactly: press it again ;)