Ortokinetic medical centers encourage a unitary approach to the complexity of the human being in all its manifestations, allowing a unitary assessment and treatment of the patient, related to the uniqueness of the person.
Starting from the systematic vision body – mind – spirit, integrative psychotherapy means a unitary approach to the complexity of the human being in all its manifestations, allowing the assessment and treatment of the client in a unitary and personalized way.
As each person is different, this type of psychotherapy allows the use of different tools, necessary and adapted to the needs of each client who will enter the office. Integrative psychotherapy is a holistic approach that incorporates models and techniques from each type of psychotherapy, with the therapist deciding what best suits the client in the situation being discussed.
During psychotherapy sessions begins a process of awareness of the thoughts and emotions that we have and that guide our behavior and reactions from the shadows.
Once brought from the unconscious to the conscious plane, they lose the power they have, offering the possibility to choose in a conscious and assumed way with the continuous support of the psychotherapeutic relationship, in all its dimensions.
Therapeutic support is an individual, results-oriented process, which aims to identify, develop and use the skills necessary to implement an action plan in any field, customized to the client’s typology. This process is designed for each individual, in order to maximize results with the specific individual resources.
During the individual sessions we start with an analysis of the current situation
A session lasts 50 minutes in which we explore what are the challenges you encounter in your daily life, what barriers you have, how they arose and how we can manage them. We talk about your ideals, translating them into achievable goals and the action plan to fulfill them. We focus on solutions, using the lessons from the past, with confidence in the future.