The more curiosity you feel about yourself, the more you discover how much of you there is to learn.
As you feel fear, panic, sadness, confusion, lack of confidence, or any other incapacitating distress, you realize how tough life is on you and how hard it is to cope.
The moment you experience psychotherapy with me, you will recognize how my work will help you gain a deep understanding of yourself. As we explore your personality, you will notice how your inner resources will become more structured, adaptable, spontaneous and independent.
My purpose is to help you grow what is already a part of you, not to correct you into a different person
As you live, you go through relations and experiences. Your personality evolves and shapes the way you see yourself and relate to others.
This process is natural, but it may bring elements which could impede your self-esteem, confidence and ability to think. As a result, you may experience internal conflicts, preventing you from structuring a fulfilling and healthy way of living.
During our sessions, we will explore your life journey at a deep level. You will gain understanding on the underlying mental processes that condition your mood.
You will realize how I approach your emotions: they must be recognized as an essential part of you, rather than regarded as weaknesses. You will have liberty to express everything you consider significant, with no imposed script. Your ability to think will expand with no conditioning.
With that awareness, you will enjoy freedom to make choices towards your life projects and relations.
My last purpose is to get you to no longer need me…
Psychoanalysis is a psychotherapeutic process for all who are willing to gain a deep understanding of themselves through a journey of deep reflection on the interaction between their personalities and the different dimensions of their lives.
While working with me, you will benefit from an approach concerned with helping you grow the authentic parts of yourself rather than teaching you who you should or should not be.
Studies showing the effectiveness of psychoanalysis are recurrent. Below I share an excerpt from an article by the British Psychoanalytic Council that refers to this matter.
