Description of services
Humanistic Existential Psychology
Humanistic Existential Psychology is considered to be the third major force in psychology, after the contributions of Psychoanalysis and Behaviorism (or Behavioralism).
In the philosophical field, he was influenced by great names such as Soren Kierkegaard, Martin Heidegger and Jean-Paul Sartre. In the field of Humanistic Psychology, the reference name is Carl Rogers!
The focus of this psychotherapeutic approach is the growth and development of the human being, and psychotherapy is an instrument for promoting social and psychological well-being.
The customer is placed at the center of its existence.
The use of the term "patient" is not common, as it refers to a "passive" and impersonal role in the existential context experienced in therapy.
"If I can provide a certain kind of relationship, the other will discover within himself the ability to use that relationship to grow, and change and personal development will occur" (Rogers, Introduction, 1997).
During the therapeutic process, the individual's care for himself and what interests him is highlighted through the awareness of his emotions; the assessment of attitudes and behaviors that may be harming their relationships, with a focus on developing their awareness of their own possibilities of choice.
The development of balance between thoughts, emotions and attitudes with you and with the elements that make up your world will be favored by contact with the Existential Humanist psychotherapist who has a non-judgmental or critical role in the face of existential manifestations or the person's posture. /client;
In the reception offered and in helping to clarify, understand and rethink about the client's attitudes and feelings, which may be causing discomfort; allows the client to see other ways to face their difficulties; respecting the moment and time, for the client to reorganize himself as a person (SAPIENZA, 2004)
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Holistic and Synchronicity Psychotherapy
Synchronicity Therapy is a Holistic Therapy focused on emotional assistance and the personal and professional development of each individual. Consultations are carried out in the form of therapy sessions and some oracles can be used only as analytical tools for the consultations.
Traditional Chinese Therapeutic Practices
Acupuncture is just one of the important techniques in the great treasure of Traditional Chinese Practices. It has a history that goes back over two thousand years. It covers several basic theories, such as Yin and Yang, the five Movements, Zang-fu (organs and viscera), Qi-Xue (energy and blood), according to symptoms and signs, making Acupuncture a therapy very effective and recognized all over the world.
Auriculotherapy
It serves to balance up to 2000 imbalances in the body through vessels and channels located in the ear. It is an ancient technique of Traditional Chinese Therapy that serves to promote pain relief, migraine, insomnia as well as psychological imbalances.
Chinese Cone
Its main objective is to clear the energy channels (cleansing the auricle field), serving to calm the nervous system, increase attention and perception and intuition, as well as relieve ear pain and labyrinthitis.
Moxibustion
Cupping therapy
Cupping therapy is a type of technique from Traditional Chinese Therapies, in which cups are used to improve blood circulation to a place in the body. For this, the suction cups create a vacuum effect, which sucks the skin, resulting in an increase in the diameter of blood vessels in the exact location. As a result, there is greater oxygenation of these tissues, allowing the release of toxins from the blood and muscle more easily.
Laser therapy
It promotes analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. By dispensing with the use of needles, the procedure is completely painless, safe and non-invasive, contributing to the well-being and confidence of people with needle phobia.
Diagnostics-Pulsology
An important way of diagnosing energy imbalance is CHINESE PULSOLOGY, which has been performed since ancient times through palpation of arteries. Constitutional Diagnosis, and diagnosis through language, are other widely used examples.
Therapy with Bach Flowers
Using specific methods, the therapist identifies the client's psycho-emotional moment, recommending a formula to be used for a certain period of time and which can be made at any compounding pharmacy.
The therapy consists of the biopsychic survey of the client that is done during the session
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Therapeutic Tarot
What each arcane performs is a transfer of psychic information hitherto "invisible" to consciousness, for observation and objective indication. The possibility is provided with the quality of each slide, in relation to the reader, in its sensitivity and intuition, decoded during the session of magnification and reflective understanding. The process of self-knowledge occurs when the consultant uses this information for himself as tools for personal transformation, allowing him to overcome his limitations and crises.
Astrology
Astrology is the art or study through which the astral forces and celestial energies that govern and influence our lives are identified, as well as the existence of events, institutions or things in this world.