Many people don’t know exactly what mediation means or confuse it with coaching. In my keynote speeches, I show that mediation is suitable for everyday use, impartial, and opens up new perspectives. Instead of distributing problems, it’s about discovering hidden potentials—and growing together.
Depending on the case and the needs of the customer, I offer different formats and can also individually tailor them to special requests. Where are you right now? What do you need support with? Feel free to talk to me! Clarity always develops more in conversation.
Whether as a keynote at events, an impulse in the management meeting or inspiration at the team day – the lectures can be used flexibly and adapted individually.
The impulse lectures are short, concise and practical. Content can be flexibly coordinated – e.g.: Introduction to mediation, conflict resolution in everyday work, communication that connects, leadership with clarity & attitude
Feel free to contact me for an individual request. In an initial consultation, we can find out whether we are a good fit.
Mediation is more than mediation – it is a path to mutual understanding, clarity and sustainable decisions. My A.L.I.G.N. process creates the space for this.
Theresa’s keynote speech on the topic of conflict was incredibly helpful. In a short amount of time, she managed to give us practical insights and new ways of thinking. I was particularly impressed by how clearly and empathetically she conveyed complex relationships. A real eye-opener – I’m taking away a lot for my professional and private communication.
In a deadlocked, emotionally charged situation, Ms. Vormbaum not only mediated – she brought us back into a real dialogue. With empathy, clarity, and impressive calm, she guided us step by step to a mutual understanding that we thought was impossible. It was far more than a compromise: it was the beginning of a new culture of conversation. Her work continues to have an impact to this day.
The conflict training with Theresa was super helpful – we not only learned the basics of communication and conflict behavior, but were also able to apply what we learned directly in partner exercises. This practical part in particular helped me to anchor new behavioral patterns.
Theresa leads the workshop very competently, warmly and gives many practical tips along the way.
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Whether it’s about processes, offers or general conditions – compiled in a compact and understandable way. And if something is still unclear: I look forward to hearing from you!
My impulse presentation is about making mediation a new and relatable experience.
I talk about how we can better communicate with each other in organizations, teams, and even in our private lives, recognize misunderstandings early on, and resolve tensions before they escalate.
This is not about reconciliation or harmony, but about genuine clarity, connection, and development.
The presentation shows how communication can become a tool for collaboration, which not only resolves conflicts but also strengthens creativity and trust.
While my impulse presentation is compact and practical, encouraging reflection, a keynote is the big stage for inspiration and change.
Here, with a dramaturgical structure, real stories, and emotional depth, I develop an experiential arc of suspense that touches people and at the same time provides concrete impulses.
A keynote is particularly suitable for conferences, leadership days, cultural change events, or as a kick-off for larger change processes.
It works – not because it is loud, but because it is honest, deep, and alive.
Typically, a presentation lasts between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the occasion and request.
It can be ideally integrated into team days, conferences, internal events, or leadership formats – also with a subsequent Q or mini-interaction if more depth is desired. But it can be customized individually.
An impulse presentation is shorter, more pointed, and focused on initiating a new thought or opening a perspective. It is often interactive, personal, and invites reflection.
A keynote is usually longer, more dramaturgical, and has a “stage effect” – it relies more on big pictures and impact.
In my presentation, I like to work with real stories, practical examples, and a tone that is direct and relatable – so that the content really connects.
I do this because I am convinced that conflicts are not a disruption, but an invitation to further development.
I am driven to create spaces in which people listen to each other instead of fighting each other, and in which friction does not destroy but releases energy.
I have experienced how powerful it is when teams not only function but truly understand each other.
I do this because I want more people to experience:
You can gain clarity even in tricky moments – without hurting.
And because I believe that good communication is the foundation for healthy organizations, sustainable relationships, and real change.
New ideas in 25 minutes, free during your lunch break.
