Psychoanalysis
A high-frequency treatment conducted on the couch, aimed at a thoroughgoing transformation of personality structure. Duration and termination remain open-ended within the process.
Conditions
3–5 sessions per week
Services
Therapy
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Focused work on unconscious conflicts in a face-to-face setting, aiming at symptom relief and insight into psychological dynamics.
Conditions
1–2 sessions per week, long-term or short-term.
Focal Therapy
Concentrated work on a specific, currently active core conflict within a clearly time-limited framework.
Conditions
25–30 sessions, once or twice weekly.
Psychoanalytic Sex Therapy
Specialist support for questions concerning sexuality, gender identity, and relational life, drawing on unconscious motivations.
Conditions
Flexible frequency according to need.
Psychoanalytic Counselling
Clarifying support in acute crises or when facing concrete life decisions, without a depth-psychological treatment goal.
Conditions
Short-term, 5–10 sessions by arrangement.
Specialisations
Depression
Anxiety Disorders
OCD
Personality Disorders
ADHD
Autism
Hypersensitivity
Burnout
Psychosomatics
These areas of focus serve as clinical orientation. In psychodynamic work, the individual's subjective experience and unique life history always take precedence over categorical diagnosis alone.
Diagnostics
Psychodynamic Structural Diagnosis
Psychoanalytic diagnosis rejects a purely deficit-oriented classification. Central to the process is the assessment of unconscious conflict dynamics, psychological structure, and relational patterns (OPD-3).
- Initial consultation and biographical history
- Assessment of structural level
- Differential diagnostic clarification
Supervision
Individual Supervision
Reflection on professional role and case work in a protected one-to-one setting.
Group Supervision
Shared learning through multiple perspectives in specialist groups.
Team Supervision
Accompanying institutions in clarifying team dynamics and organisational processes.