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Andrew Thomas Jaensch is an Australian author, coach, and inventor whose work bridges human behaviour, emotional recovery, and creative innovation. With a long career in the building and construction industry, Andrew has designed and invented practical tools for safer, smarter worksites, transforming how tradespeople interact with their environment. His ability to see patterns and create structure from chaos extends beyond construction and into the emotional landscape of human experience.

After navigating his own high-conflict separation, Andrew turned his focus toward understanding the nervous system, trauma, and the psychology behind conflict. His work through Conflict Separation Coaching helps parents and individuals rebuild emotional stability, reconnect with their values, and make grounded choices through difficult transitions.

Driven by a deep passion for human behaviour, the arts, and personal growth, Andrew continues to explore what the mind and body are truly capable of. His interests span physical fitness, spirituality, and wellbeing, seeing them all as expressions of creativity and self-awareness. Whether through coaching, invention, or writing, his mission is to help others transform adversity into strength and live with greater purpose and balance.

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Nov 26, 20254 min
When Our Values Become Expectations
Let’s be honest here, if you hold certain values really high, you get frustrated when you feel others do not uphold them. I just bought my Jeep Wrangler and put the money down, and I’m still waiting a week later for the keys. Even though they need to do a service, the parts are there, and they want to get that finished and get a second key cut. My value is: get a product to a customer as soon as possible. It also doesn’t help that companies like Amazon get you a product pretty fast, so it...

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Nov 26, 20252 min
Generational Behaviour
Here is a biological truth we seem to always forget: generational behaviour either gets continued or it gets changed. It’s literally a choice. The same strategies used for fulfilling needs or protecting ourselves are often the same or very similar to those used by our parents, and their parents before them. We like to think we are making independent decisions, but most of what we do automatically comes from what was modelled before we even had the awareness to question it. What I mean is that...

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Nov 24, 20253 min
The Honest Self-Reflection We Avoid After Separation
We have all heard the stories of how bad your former partner was, and I bet if you really sat back and thought about how many times you complained about a former partner, you may be embarrassed to say the number. Probably like most, you told your entire family. Some do well and keep most of it to themselves, but there is a blessing in what we go through in separation. It gives us a chance for growth if we let the thoughts directed at others transition back to self . I’m not talking about...

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