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Episode 45: How men can talk about feelings more easily

Men and emotions—this topic is often underestimated. But statistics show that stress and discomfort, as well as antisocial behavior and suicide rates, are closely related to how men deal with their emotions. In this episode, we talk to Felix Aguntius, occupational psychologist and systemic coach at pme Familienservice, about the importance of emotions for men and how they can learn to regulate their feelings in a healthy way.

Emotions are often a taboo subject for men. However, dealing with feelings has a significant impact on mental health, behavior, and the quality of relationships. Especially in today's world, it is more important than ever for men to learn to recognize, understand, and regulate their emotions in a healthy way. Biological factors such as brain structure and hormones interact with social expectations and role models.

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In our new podcast episode, Felix Aguntius, occupational psychologist and systemic coach at pme Familienservice, describes how men can expand their emotional playing field and thus achieve greater life satisfaction and performance.

Find out in the podcast:

  • Why is it important to talk about male emotions? 
  • What are emotions and what does healthy emotion regulation mean?
  • What biological and social reasons are there for how men deal with emotions (brain structure, hormones, social expectations)?
  • What influence do social media and societal role models have on male emotions?
  • What are the health benefits of dealing with emotions in a healthy way?
  • How can men learn to broaden their emotional "playing field" and better understand feelings?
  • Practical tips and strategies for everyday life: meditation, the stop principle, rituals, and more  

Felix Aguntius shows that dealing with emotions is not a "nice to have" but an essential skill that men can train.

How do we start a conversation with ourselves? How do we recognize our feelings? And how can we regulate them so that they don't overwhelm us, but rather strengthen us?

An episode full of valuable insights and practical tips.

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pme and Generation Ü: From retirement to working life

By 2030, over eight million people will be of working age. Only around 5.5 million workers will join the labor market. Many companies are already feeling the effects of this huge skills gap. In order to anticipate this development at an early stage, the pme Familienservice Group is deliberately focusing on new ways of recruiting through a partnership with the "Generation Ü" job agency.

For some time now, pme Familienservice has been committed to keeping team members in employment - at their own request - after they retire. At the beginning of March, pme Familienservice launched a partnership with the job placement agency "Generation Ü", which helps to recruit people with extensive work experience. In future, the focus will be on more than 90 childcare and educational institutions across Germany.

Silver worker: From retirement to working life

At the 30 pme locations throughout Germany, Generation Ü will search for and place suitable "Üs" as a job placement service for retirement. Üs are women and men, generally between their late 50s and early 70s, who want to remain active towards the end of their working life or in retirement.

"Through the partnership with Generation Ü, pme Familienservice wants to focus even more strongly than before on the experience and motivation of older generations. This is an important component of our diversity strategy and should also help to counter the increasing shortage of skilled workers," says Alexa Ahmad, CEO of the pme Familienservice Group.

Who is Generation Ü?

Ü founder and former State Secretary Christian Ege says: "Generation Ü brings companies and Üs into contact and organizes the cooperation, hand-mediated and with an internal IT platform in which over 1200 Üs are currently registered".

Generation Ü offers SMEs and public employers in particular many advantages and credibility in the search, placement and recruitment of skilled workers over 55. Whether in the office, childcare, classroom, accounting, as a driver, in sales, production, technology or a doctor's surgery: the Üs fulfill many tasks and important projects reliably, with knowledge, drive and many years of experience in a wide variety of professions and areas. Just in a slightly different way than in conventional working life.