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“What you took for yourself is beginning to look like a prison house, far away, in the valley below you.”
G.I. Gurdjieff
In my practice I create a safe space in which one's own life reality can be explored with appreciation and curiosity and impulses for change can be set. In my therapeutic approach I combine psychoanalytic, systemic and humanistic approaches.
A common belief when a person experiences psychological distress is:
"Something is wrong with me".
In contrast, psychological distress and extreme states can be understood as an initiation process.
An initiation into the deeper structures of the self.
A call to question what was previously considered unchallenged.
An invitation to shed old skins and identities.
An initiation has always been a prerequisite to access higher wisdoms and initiation processes have always been challenging, painful or even deadly.
The initiation processes of our psyche can also take on these dimensions and lead to the well-known psychological symptoms.
A person who understands psychological stress as an opportunity and meets himself/herself with respect and curiosity in times of greatest stress can develop freely and shape his/her life in accordance with his/her goals and desires.
In my practice I create a safe space in which one's own life reality can be explored with appreciation and curiosity and impulses for change can be set. In my therapeutic approach I combine psychoanalytic, systemic and humanistic approaches.
A common belief when a person experiences psychological distress is:
"Something is wrong with me".
In contrast, psychological distress and extreme states can be understood as an initiation process.
An initiation into the deeper structures of the self.
A call to question what was previously considered unchallenged.
An invitation to shed old skins and identities.
An initiation has always been a prerequisite to access higher wisdoms and initiation processes have always been challenging, painful or even deadly.
The initiation processes of our psyche can also take on these dimensions and lead to the well-known psychological symptoms.
A person who understands psychological stress as an opportunity and meets himself/herself with respect and curiosity in times of greatest stress can develop freely and shape his/her life in accordance with his/her goals and desires.
In my practice I create a safe space in which one's own life reality can be explored with appreciation and curiosity and impulses for change can be set. In my therapeutic approach I combine psychoanalytic, systemic and humanistic approaches.
A common belief when a person experiences psychological distress is:
"Something is wrong with me".
In contrast, psychological distress and extreme states can be understood as an initiation process.
An initiation into the deeper structures of the self.
A call to question what was previously considered unchallenged.
An invitation to shed old skins and identities.
An initiation has always been a prerequisite to access higher wisdoms and initiation processes have always been challenging, painful or even deadly.
The initiation processes of our psyche can also take on these dimensions and lead to the well-known psychological symptoms.
A person who understands psychological stress as an opportunity and meets himself/herself with respect and curiosity in times of greatest stress can develop freely and shape his/her life in accordance with his/her goals and desires.