Psychotherapy Integration - Therapeutic Approaches

Therapeutic ApproachesMM2017-04-08T19:56:13+00:00

Broad-spectrum Integration of Diverse Therapeutic Traditions

We draw on a unique broad-spectrum integration of a wide variety of therapeutic approaches (with as little bias towards favouring one over others and without preaching any).

All the schools of the Body Psychotherapy tradition: Reichian, vegeto, bioenergetics, biosynthesis, biodynamic, etc
A wide range of humanistic-integrative approaches: Gestalt, Process-Oriented Psychology, breathwork and rebirthing, Transactional Analysis, Person-Centred, Existential, Psychodrama and more
Psychoanalytic: object relations, self psychology, intersubjectivity and relational perspectives, and intensive, short-term psychodynamic approches; also influenced by group analysis (Bion, Foulkes)
Systemic: family systems and Bert Hellinger’s family constellations; Minuchin's family therapy
Transpersonal: Jungian and archetypal psychology, psychosynthesis; guided imagery and fantasy
Constructivist and hypnotherapy, trance and NLP (Neuro-linguistic Programming)
Cognitive-behavioural and its variations and developments: CBT, CAT
Mindfulness-based approaches
Variety of specific trauma therapies: EMDR, Somatic Trauma Therapy, sensori-motor, Somatic Experiencing and others

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Jan W

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