- Katathym Imaginative Psychotherapy (KIP)
- A depth-psychological method that works with images. In a relaxed state you imagine scenes such as a meadow, a stream or a mountain. What appears there shows feelings and conflicts that are hard to put into words, and lets them change.
- Transactional Analysis
- A clear model of how we relate to ourselves and others, and of the patterns and life scripts we learned early and still repeat.
- Carl Jung’s Analytical Psychology
- Working with symbols, dreams and the deeper layers of the personality.
- Emotional-Imagery Therapy (EOT)
- Finding the image behind a feeling or a physical symptom and transforming it, so the emotional state changes too.
- Imagery rescripting
- Revisiting painful memories in imagination and changing how they unfold, to ease their emotional charge.
- Metaphoric associative cards
- Image cards that help put inner experience into words, especially when it’s hard to know where to begin.
- Practices from CBT, Gestalt and other approaches
- Small exercises and homework that help you carry changes into everyday life.