Psychodynamic Principles
Psychodynamic therapy is a clinical approach that explores the unconscious processes shaping human behavior. By examining the interplay of early childhood experiences and current internal conflicts, we aim to foster a deeper understanding of the self and the patterns that govern our lives.
Our practice is informed by the principles of ISTDP, emphasizing the importance of deliberate practice and the resolution of emotional conflicts. We work to transform the unconscious into conscious awareness, providing a structured environment for the patient to navigate their internal world with clarity and insight.
ISTDP: The Core Approach
Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP) is a clinical method focused on the direct and immediate processing of emotional material. We prioritize the resolution of internal conflict through a structured, deliberate practice that allows for the full expression of feelings, facilitating a profound shift in the patient's psychological landscape.