“What you achieve inwardly changes your outer reality”,  Otto Rank

Analytical psychotherapy is a  therapy where the patient speaks about his/her problems, difficulties, and everything else that passes through their head in a free association of ideas, (impressions, dreams, emotions) … the objective is to discover the source of the symptoms (anguish, fear, phobias, relations, or other).

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The frequency and the duration of the therapy depends entirely on the needs of each individual or couple; everybody progresses at their own rhythm and capacity.  The sessions take place in a confidental, neutral and reassuring environment.  It's a time and space where true comprehension is established between the patient and therapist; this secure connection is of significant importance for the progression of the therapy. 

There are times in our lives when we all feel overwhelmed and challenged.  The initiative to take a rendezvous with a psychotherapist and to start talking through one’s emotional and psychological challenges is maybe the most significant and valuable thing one can do to improve their life: work, family, relations, etc.  With time and attention, psychotherapy can bring about authentic, lasting change into one’s life even if the obstacles seem overwhelming.