Finding meaning behind difficult mental states forms the heart of my practice.
If needed, I offer a sliding scale for my clients.
I am originally from Hungary, but in the last 15 years I have lived in the Netherlands and Switzerland. To get trained as a Jungian analyst, I left behind a vastly different career (IT), in which I have worked for 12 years in Amsterdam. This transition, and the preparation for it, took several years. That was a period riddled with uncertainties, having frequently asked myself whether I am just chasing something elusive. This experience informs my practice deeply; I find that everyone must go through such periods of unclarity, as that is the only way we can arrive at ourselves.
Having lived for nearly 20 years away from my home country makes me keenly aware of the difficulties of an expat life. I am especially sensitive to the collective pressures our societies exert (native or adopted), and to the deep necessity of differentiating the ancestral and spiritual cues that come from within.
Find out more about me on my website: www.gabormajdan.com
I place a big emphasis on working with dreams, active imaginations, drawings, and spontaneous inner images, to aide my clients in developing a dialectic attitude towards the parts that emerge. But the unconscious manifests in all sorts of ways: often the most mundane of situations and the pettiest arguments hide the very treasure our souls need.
While my approach is Jungian, I have also been trained in trauma-informed, other psychoanalytic and psychodynamic modalities too.
2023-present: Jungian psychoanalyst in private praxis in Zürich 2019-2023: Jungian analyst-in-training in private praxis in Zürich
2023: Jungian psychoanalyst, ISAPZURICH 2012: MSc Business Informatics, Utrecht University, the Netherlands 2009: BSc Computer Engineering, Budapest University of Technology