Psychotherapist
The therapeutic work is oriented towards the personality and individuality of the client, arising from the dialectical interplay between the client, their psychological content, and the therapist. The therapeutic process is understood as a creative act that requires the greatest possible openness to the new that wants to unfold within the person. This creative process can be supported through dream analysis, active imagination, art and sandplay therapy, and maintaining a therapy journal. This assumes the willingness of the Jungian therapist to engage with the client's individual state of being.

I am here for you:

• in case of exhaustion and feelings of overwhelm (burnout)
• with illness and/or pain conditions without medical diagnosis
• with fears and compulsions
• with losses and grief
• with relationship problems
• with sleep disturbances that have no physical cause
• with stressful events in your biography
• with suicidal thoughts
• with feelings of guilt
• for personal development
• to attain a self-determined life
• for self-discovery and self-acceptance