Psychotherapy
The body is the soul’s interpreter into the visible world.
Christian Morgenstern
Treatment methods
Psychotherapy
About the Treatment
Psychotherapy literally means ‘treatment of the soul’. In psychotherapy, psychological methods are used to identify and treat ‘problems of the soul’.
Diagnosis, intervention and prevention of all mental disorders and psychosomatic illnesses are based on the evidence-based guidelines of the AWMF, with the aim of bringing about changes in thoughts, feelings and behaviour in order to alleviate existing mental illness and the suffering it causes, and to enhance the ability of those affected to cope. Specific, individual therapeutic goals are defined jointly in order to regularly assess the effectiveness of the therapy.
Psychotherapy can take various forms:
- Individual and group behavioural therapy
- Individual and group therapy based on depth psychology
- Crisis intervention
- Supportive psychotherapy
- Family therapy intervention (discussions with family members)
- Learning relaxation techniques (including progressive muscle relaxation according to Jacobsen and autogenic training (AT))
- Body-oriented psychotherapy
- Art therapy
- Music therapy
- Sociotherapy
Take the First Step.
Free initial telephone consultation
Mon–Sun 08:00–20:00
Telephone helpline: +49 7674 9209 180 (Mon–Sun 08:00–20:00)
Or request a callback and let us help you.
Together, we will work out how we can help you as quickly and effectively as possible.
Eligible for civil-service health allowance (Beihilfe)?
Co-payment amount for those eligible for civil-service health allowance (Beihilfe) under the PEPP scheme: €35.00 per day