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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 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.

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Jungian analytic psychotherapy, also known as Jungian analysis or analytical psychology, is a school of psychotherapy founded by the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. This therapeutic approach differs from Freudian psychoanalysis while sharing common roots.

Fundamental Principles of Jungian Psychotherapy:

* Collective Unconscious and Archetypes: Jung postulated the existence of a collective unconscious, a reservoir of ancestral experiences and knowledge shared by all humanity. This unconscious manifests through archetypes, universal patterns of thought, feeling, and behavior (such as the Hero, the Mother, the Shadow, etc.) that influence our psyche.

* Individuation: The central goal of Jungian therapy is individuation, a process of psychological growth and realization of the Self. Through individuation, the individual seeks to integrate the different parts of their personality, both conscious and unconscious, to become "whole." This involves recognizing and giving space to one's uniqueness and authenticity.

* The Self: In Jungian psychology, the Self represents the totality of the psyche, the organizing center of the personality that transcends the conscious Ego. Individuation is the movement toward the realization of the Self.

* Complex: Jung identified complexes as groupings of thoughts, feelings, memories, and experiences, often unconscious in nature, that revolve around a central theme and can influence a person's behavior and emotions.

* Symbols: Symbols are considered crucial in Jungian psychotherapy as they represent unconscious contents that emerge in dreams, fantasies, and art. The analysis of symbols is a way to gain a deeper understanding of the inner world.

* Therapeutic Relationship: The relationship between analyst and patient is considered fundamental. The analyst is not seen as an expert who provides answers, but as a facilitator in the patient's individuation process.

Techniques Used in Jungian Psychotherapy:

* Dream Analysis: Dreams are considered important messages from the unconscious and are analyzed to understand their symbols and meanings.

* Active Imagination: This technique encourages the patient to actively interact with the images that emerge from their imagination, fantasies, and dreams, through visualization, inner dialogue, or artistic expression.

* Word Association Test: The patient is presented with a list of words and asked to respond with the first word that comes to mind. This can reveal unconscious complexes.

* Sandplay Therapy: Use of a sandbox and miniatures to create scenes that express unconscious contents.

* Artistic Expression: Art (drawing, painting, sculpture, etc.) can be used as a means to explore and give shape to unconscious psychic contents.

* Discussion and Interpretation: The analyst and patient dialogue about emerging themes, seeking to understand their psychological meaning.

Goals of Jungian Analytic Psychotherapy:

* Increase self-awareness and understanding of one's inner world.

* Integrate the unconscious aspects of the personality.

* Resolve deep inner conflicts.

* Promote personal growth and individuation.

* Find a deeper meaning in life.

* Improve interpersonal relationships.

* Manage specific symptoms such as anxiety, depression, or trauma, integrating them into a broader developmental path.

Jungian analytic psychotherapy is often indicated for people seeking a deeper understanding of themselves, who are facing times of transition or existential crises, or who wish to explore their potential for personal growth.