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Win a ticket now for the 2nd Vereinbarkeit.jetzt Award

The pme Familienservice has been selected as one of the top 3 in the “TOP FAMILY BENEFITS” category of the 2nd Vereinbarkeit.jetzt Awards. The awards ceremony will take place on November 13, 2026, at RWE in Essen. And you can be there in person: We’re giving away a ticket for the entire day of the event, including the evening program, dinner, and awards ceremony.

Networking with Added Value

Inspiring presentations, practical discussions, and exciting encounters: The Vereinbarkeit.jetzt Award offers more than just a traditional awards ceremony. The event brings together representatives from companies, HR, and leadership, showcases innovative family benefits programs, and introduces role models who are making work-life balance a reality.

Vereinbarkeits.jetzt Award Contest: Here's What to Expect

We're giving away a ticket to the 2nd Vereinbarkeit.jetzt Award on our LinkedIn channel. The ticket is valid for the entire day, including dinner and the awards ceremony. Here's what the prize includes:

  • Access to all presentations, panel discussions, and exhibition areas
  • Inspiring ideas on work-life balance and family benefits
  • Exchange with experts, service providers, and decision-makers from HR and corporate management
  • a special evening program featuring an awards ceremony and a Mediterranean dinner

The contest begins with the publication of our contest post on LinkedIn on September 21, 2026, and ends on October 9, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. German time.

Would you like to celebrate this special day with us? Then enter our giveaway on LinkedIn now. We’re keeping our fingers crossed for you.

Rules for the “Ticket to the 2nd Vereinbarkeit.jetzt Award” Contest

Organizer

The organizer of the sweepstakes is pme Familienservice GmbH, Flottwellstraße 4–5, 10785 Berlin.
Entry Period

The contest begins with the publication of the LinkedIn post on September 21, 2026, and ends on October 9, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. German time.

Eligibility

Eligible to participate are adults who are residents of Germany. Each person may participate only on their own behalf; participation on behalf of others is not permitted.

Employees of pme Familienservice are not eligible to participate.

How you can participate

Anyone who, during the entry period:

  • commented on the contest post on LinkedIn with an answer to the question: “Why would you like to experience this event with us?”
  • "Liked" the contest post and
  • follows the pme's LinkedIn channel at Familienservice .​​​​​​​

 Submitting multiple entries does not increase your chances of winning.

Determination of Winners and Notification

The winner will be selected by random drawing from among all eligible participants after the contest ends. The drawing will take place on or after October 13, 2026.

The winner will be notified via direct message on LinkedIn no later than one day after the drawing. If the winner does not respond within five business days of the prize notification being sent, we reserve the right to redraw the prize.

Cash payouts or transfers of the prize are not permitted.

Exclusion from Participation

pme Familienservice reserves the right to disqualify participants from the contest for violations of these terms and conditions. This applies in particular to:

  • false information
  • Attempts at manipulation
  • automated participation
  • Comments that violate applicable law or the rights of third parties
  • comments that glorify violence, are offensive, harassing, discriminatory, or derogatory

If the prize has already been awarded to a disqualified person, it may be revoked retroactively and raffled off again.

Changes to or Termination of the Contest

pme Familienservice reserves the right to modify, suspend, or terminate the contest, in whole or in part, at any time if, for technical or legal reasons, its proper conduct cannot be guaranteed.

Data protection

To conduct the giveaway, we process the data that is visible or required as part of participation, specifically the profile name and the comment. If a participant wins, we also process the contact information necessary to notify them of their win and to organize their participation.

The data will be used exclusively for the purpose of conducting the giveaway, notifying the winner, and arranging the prize, and will be deleted afterward, provided there are no legal requirements to retain it.

For more information on how pme Familienservice handles personal data, please see the Privacy Policy.

Note on LinkedIn

This contest is not affiliated with LinkedIn and is in no way sponsored, endorsed, or organized by LinkedIn. pme Familienservice GmbH is the sole organizer and recipient of the information provided.

By entering the contest, participants agree to these terms and conditions.

zero Men and emotions | Podcast "Heiter bis stürmisch" (Cheerful to stormy)

Work psychologist Felix Aguntius and blog host Oliver Schmidt can be seen.
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Episode 46: 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.

"HisHealth" Event Series: Focus on Men's Health

Our "HisHealth" lecture series focuses on men's health. It provides numerous practical tips and fosters an open discussion on topics ranging from mental load and nutrition to emotions, gender roles, and psychosocial challenges. 

You can find all scheduled events at: pme.link/hishealth26

Cheerful to stormy - the everyday podcast with Olli Schmidt

Welcome to "Heiter bis stürmisch" - your everyday podcast. Cheerful or saddened to death: life has ups and downs. That's what we're all about: everyday crises such as arguments with your partner, parenting issues, work overload, insecurities and anxiety. We talk to experts and give you practical tips to help you deal better with crises and challenges.

You can listen to our podcast on all known podcast platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Audible etc.)! Questions, suggestions, criticism or requests?

Feel free to write to us at: familienservice