My approach

Systemic Psychotherapy

In the systemic approach, we don’t have ready-made formulas or diagnoses. We focus on individuals' possibilities, become creative, and trust that each person will find their own good solutions as they perceive reality in their own way. Each individual has their own map through which they symbolically navigate the roads of their life, and they can, at any moment, create new maps to change their paths or overcome obstacles on their journey.

In systemic therapy, the therapist is an observer who interacts with the observed system (individual, couple, family, organization, etc.). Therapy is a dialogue through which individuals are invited to talk with the therapist and with each other about their concerns, thoughts, and difficulties. Through mutual agreement, we focus our conversation on the self, relationships, and circumstances. In the systemic approach, individuals' difficulties are seen as subjective constructions, related to their relationships with others, their personal experiences, the family and social conditions in which they live and have lived, and the interaction of all these factors.

The goal of our conversations is for individuals to construct new narratives for their lives, discover new options, and connect with their opportunities for growth.