In life there are moments when dark clouds obscure the sky and waiting for sunshine seems like an eternity. Sometimes, those moments turn into long days, weeks, months, and years ... until the moment comes when one seeks professional help.
The purpose of the psychotherapy is to be able to love and work.
We can make our minds so like still water that beings gather about us,
that they may see their own images, and so live for a moment with a clearer,
perhaps even a fiercer life,
life because of our quiet.
In the mystery of each person there is an inner landscape of untouched plains, canyons of silence, inaccessible mountains and hidden gardens.
Psychotherapy is a unique type of treatment based on conversation between client and therapist, although not a conversation similar to that carried out with a friend.
A psychologist is a person who is professionally prepared for therapeutic work, works in accordance with the principles of a code of ethics and is obliged to observe professional secrecy. Therapeutic work is also subject to regular supervision.
Working together with a psychologist, in an atmosphere of trust and a sense of security, creates a unique relationship. This relationship is part of the therapeutic process that helps the client to achieve a greater self-awareness, better understanding of feelings, desires, goals and motives.
Psychotherapy might be a long and intricate process, during which previously unconsidered issues may be discovered. This helps to provide a better understanding of the client’s personality.
The therapist is a person who does not give concrete solutions, but like a mountain guide accompanies a difficult journey.
