Humanistic approach

Gestalt psychotherapy

Humanistic-existential psychotherapy focused on holistic experience in the present moment.

In Gestalt psychotherapy, we focus on exploring direct experience here and now - this helps us increase awareness and make the changes we need.

Core principles

Awareness

Increased awareness of own patterns

Responsibility

Taking responsibility for your own life

Here and now

Focus on the present moment

Relationship

Authentic meeting with therapist

Creativity

Discovering new possibilities

Wholeness

Integration of mind, body and emotions

About the approach

We see the individual as whole, fundamentally healthy, and capable of taking responsibility for themselves. They are inseparably embedded in their environment and culture, where they meet their needs and creatively adapt to circumstances.

The therapist sees the client as a unique equal person, not a symptom to be resolved. Symptoms are seen as a sign of the client's creativity. Together we build internal and external support and explore new creative adaptations.

Result of therapy

Greater spontaneity, freedom of choice, liveliness and creativity. The client comes more in contact with themselves, their needs and desires, and develops the ability and energy to follow them.