I work in a trauma-informed, body-oriented, and integrative way with psychological challenges such as inner tension, anxiety, impulsivity, withdrawal, overwhelm, anger, shame, and other distressing emotional states. In this context, we often see recurring thought patterns, intrusive memories or images, emotional overwhelm, compulsive or addictive behaviors, as well as forms of detachment, estrangement, and dissociation.
Change can arise both through a shift in perspective and through immediate, new experiences within the therapeutic process. Through appropriate therapeutic conditions and approaches such as Deep Brain Reorienting, Imagery Rescripting, and Parts Work, earlier distressing experiences can become accessible and processed.
The focus is not on symptom control alone, but on changing patterns of experience and response, as well as the way we relate to ourselves and our environment. In this way, symptoms become changeable indirectly and in a more natural way, without requiring any particular form of “discipline.” The freedom to make one’s own life decisions always remains with each person.
The main therapeutic work takes place in our sessions. Everyday practices and exercises for home may be integrated into the process as a complement, if desired. Supportive self-regulation tools are developed or provided individually, depending on what is helpful.
My therapeutic work is flexible and may involve a few sessions or longer-term processes over several months, depending on individual needs. In the case of adolescents, the family context may also be included where appropriate.