
· Individual, couple, and family counseling and/or psychological support sessions; · Psychological support during adolescence, teen training, teen coaching; · Parenting support, parent training, Parent Coaching; . Jungian and Hillmanian archetypal analytic psychotherapy; · Dream analysis workshops, the sandplay technique on a SANDBOX; · Symbolic reading of psychosomatic symptoms through the analytical and archetypal psychology of Carl Jung and James Hillman; · Active imagination and Mindfulness; · Psychological support for people with autism spectrum disorder; · Support during physical, behavioral, and psychological aging; · Psychological support at home and in specialized centers; · Walking Coaching Psychology (Coaching Psychology sessions that take place while walking, instead of in a static environment like an office. Walking outdoors promotes the release of endorphins, improving mood and reducing stress. Movement stimulates concentration and creativity, helping to find more effective solutions to problems); · PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF INCIDENTS CALLED ERRORS, INCLUDING THOSE IN THE WORKPLACE; · Business Coaching (individual and group interventions, also in companies, analysis of company elements, definition of problems and which factors need to be worked on); · Psychological support during business crises, during periods of business process redesign (individual and group work); · GROUP COUNSELING SESSIONS AND TEAM COACHING, Gestalt psychology, psychodrama (MAX 5-6 PARTICIPANTS), ALSO IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (improvement interventions on psychosocial factors of work-related stress and organizational well-being); · Measurement of corporate well-being; · Anxiety diagnostics and measurement of the severity of negative attitudes in adolescents; · Parenting diagnostics and measurement of general aspects in interactions with children; · Diagnostics of family dynamics; . Couple relationship diagnostics.
A distinction is made between family psychotherapy and family support, although in practice the boundaries may sometimes overlap. Let's look at the main differences:
Family Psychotherapy:
Family Support (or Family Counseling):
In summary:
Family psychotherapy is indicated when the difficulties are deep, deep-rooted, and involve complex dynamics within the family system. Family support is more appropriate for addressing specific and current problems, providing practical support and short-term coping strategies.
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· Individual, couple, and family counseling and/or psychological support sessions; · Psychological support during adolescence, teen training, teen coaching; · Parenting support, parent training, Parent Coaching; . Jungian and Hillmanian archetypal analytic psychotherapy; · Dream analysis workshops, the sandplay technique on a SANDBOX; · Symbolic reading of psychosomatic symptoms through the analytical and archetypal psychology of Carl Jung and James Hillman; · Active imagination and Mindfulness; · Psychological support for people with autism spectrum disorder; · Support during physical, behavioral, and psychological aging; · Psychological support at home and in specialized centers; · Walking Coaching Psychology (Coaching Psychology sessions that take place while walking, instead of in a static environment like an office. Walking outdoors promotes the release of endorphins, improving mood and reducing stress. Movement stimulates concentration and creativity, helping to find more effective solutions to problems); · PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF INCIDENTS CALLED ERRORS, INCLUDING THOSE IN THE WORKPLACE; · Business Coaching (individual and group interventions, also in companies, analysis of company elements, definition of problems and which factors need to be worked on); · Psychological support during company crises, in periods of business process redesign (individual and group work); · GROUP COUNSELING SESSIONS AND TEAM COACHING, Gestalt psychology, psychodrama (MAX 5-6 PARTICIPANTS), ALSO IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (improvement interventions on psychosocial factors of work-related stress and organizational well-being); · Measurement of corporate well-being; · Anxiety diagnostics and measurement of the severity of negative attitudes in adolescents; · Parenting diagnostics and measurement of general aspects in interactions with children; · Diagnostics of family dynamics; . Diagnostics of the couple relationship.
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