Psychotherapy at the train station
Integrative Psychotherapy - Individual Sessions
General information
Psychotherapists are subject to confidentiality. Your personal information as a patient is thus protected. Without your consent, no information about you will be disclosed, not even the fact that you are a patient in my practice at all. The law only stipulates exceptions in the event of acute danger to oneself or others.
Where do the meetings take place?
The discussions take place in my practice in Feldkirch. A community office for psychotherapy is currently being set up in the Bahnhofcity in Feldkirch. Until the beautiful rooms are ready for occupancy, we have space for psychotherapy in Bahnhofstrasse 29 opposite Feldkirch train station.
Registration
Please register by email or phone.
If I am busy, please send an SMS - the answering machine is not tapped every day.
Therapy costs
The first hour is used to clarify whether and how a joint cooperation works for both sides.
The initial consultation costs € 75.
A therapy session lasts 50 minutes and costs € 80.00.
The costs for the meetings must be borne by yourself.
I offer a social tariff on personal request.
We will clarify the prices in the initial discussion.
As a psychotherapist in training under supervision, it is not possible to apply for cost coverage or cost subsidies from the health insurance companies.
Payment: Either in cash or by bank transfer.
The dates are agreed between you and me and are therefore binding for both parties. If you have to cancel the agreed appointment, you can do so up to 24 hours in advance. In the event of later cancellations, the agreed fee will be charged.
Integrative psychotherapy - what is it?
Integrative psychotherapy is characterized by a positive, humanitarian image of man and a broad spectrum of therapeutic methods. This includes conversation therapy, body and breathing therapy or work with creative elements.
Integrative psychotherapy assumes that the individual uniqueness of a person and their life situation require that an individual, tailor-made therapeutic approach be developed in each individual case. This is continuously and flexibly adapted and changed to the progress of the therapy. We have the whole person in view: body, mind, soul - and that in his / her environment. Important caregivers are - if desired, helpful and ready - included.
Integrative therapy is a modern psychotherapy method that has been developed by Hilarion Petzold , Johanna Sieper, Ilse Orth and others over the past few decades. It integrates various methodological approaches such as psychodrama , gestalt therapy , active psychoanalysis based on the Hungarian psychoanalyst Sándor Ferenczi, as well as approaches to behavioral therapy , body therapy , neuropsychology and neuromotor skills by Alexander Lurija and Nikolai Bernstein . The most important philosophers who influenced the development of integrative therapy are Maurice Merleau-Ponty , Gabriel Marcel , Paul Ricœur , Michel Foucault and Hermann Schmitz .
Integrative movement therapy is part of integrative therapy as an independent body psychotherapy procedure.
Integrative therapy is part of the so-called “new integration paradigm” of general and integrative psychotherapy. (after Petzold)
Integrative therapy is recognized in Austria as a psychotherapy method according to the Psychotherapy Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 361/1990 and is taught at the Danube University Krems, among others.