Vienna, Austria
My Approach: Psychoanalysis
Psychoanalysis: A Deep Exploration of the Unconscious Mind
Psychoanalysis is a depth-oriented therapeutic approach that delves into the unconscious forces shaping thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Many psychological struggles—such as anxiety, depression, procrastination, and relationship difficulties—stem from deeper unconscious conflicts, past experiences, and ingrained relational patterns rather than just surface-level issues. This form of therapy seeks to uncover and process these hidden influences, fostering long-term emotional growth and meaningful change.
How Psychoanalysis Supports Emotional Well-Being
This approach is beneficial for individuals experiencing a wide range of psychological challenges, including:
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Anxiety and Panic Disorders – Rather than just addressing symptoms, psychoanalysis helps explore the unconscious fears, internal conflicts, and early-life experiences that contribute to persistent anxiety, allowing for deeper emotional healing.
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Depression – Persistent feelings of sadness, emptiness, or low motivation often have roots in unprocessed emotions, unconscious losses, or deeply ingrained self-perceptions. Psychoanalysis provides a space to uncover and work through these underlying dynamics.
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Procrastination and Motivation Struggles – Fear of failure, unconscious resistance, or internal conflicts about success and independence can create patterns of avoidance. Through psychoanalytic exploration, these barriers can be better understood and gradually overcome.
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Personality Disorders (Borderline, Histrionic, Narcissistic Personality Disorders) – Psychoanalysis offers a space to work through self-image difficulties, emotional instability, and relational challenges. By gaining deeper self-awareness, individuals can develop greater emotional resilience and stability.
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Psychosis and Drug-Induced Psychosis – While psychosis often involves complex biological and environmental factors, psychoanalysis can help individuals process distressing thoughts, understand the psychological dimensions of their experiences, and work through unconscious fears and conflicts.
A Transformational Approach to Therapy
Unlike short-term therapies that focus on symptom relief, psychoanalysis facilitates deep and lasting transformation. It provides a reflective space where recurring patterns are examined, unconscious fears are brought to light, and inner conflicts are processed within a safe therapeutic relationship.
Through this process, individuals not only find relief from distressing symptoms but also develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their emotions, and their relationships. This self-awareness fosters long-term emotional growth, helping individuals lead more fulfilling and authentic lives.