Holistic psychotherapy

The basic principle is that people are influenced by unconscious processes and when the tension between the conscious and unconscious is too big, psychological disorders, complaints and diseases arise. Symptoms are therefore an outward expression of an inner imbalance. The therapeutic process activates the selfhealing capacity.

Through the therapy, one feels more authentic and deeply connected with oneself and others. This allows for healing and fulfillment as an autonomous and unique person who has choice ability. By recognizing the full cartography of the psyche, the complaint is thoughtfully, compassionately and effectively addressed at the root and creates a sustainable result. A more complete person, more rooted and covering a place of its own.

Holistic psychotherapy is seen as an alternative treatment or complementary therapy. Due to the integrated approach, people are seen from multiple perspectives as a whole of body, psyche and soul as an unique part of a larger field.