The clinic is located right next to a nature reserve with spa trails, meadows and woodland. The beautiful location guarantees peace and quiet. Even short walks can be undertaken easily without any inclines. Hiking trails start at the house, restaurants and cafés as well as the church are in the immediate neighbourhood.
The cross-country ski trail leads past the property. Beautiful recreational destinations in the village, such as the Mathisleweiher pond or the Thomahütte hut, are just a twenty-minute walk away.
You as a whole are at the centre of our attention. In our integrative therapy concept, depth psychology-based psychotherapy, behavioural therapy and physical applications complement each other with all the latest possibilities. Specialists from all other necessary fields can be called in quickly if required.
Depressive symptoms can, for example, be purely physical and improve with targeted medication. They can also be an expression of an unconscious conflict, loss or a failure to find meaning. Here we achieve our therapeutic successes with behavioural therapy strategies, supplemented by a depth psychological approach and visualisation techniques as well as body and expression-centred group work. After previously defining therapy goals that can be realistically worked on in the given time, we work with depth psychology and cognitive behavioural therapy in a theme-centred manner. Crisis interventions involving a partner or family often lead to new developments being set in motion. In therapeutic groups, techniques are taught that are aimed at reducing one's own aggression, psychologically fending off external aggression, neutralising hostility, detaching oneself from negative relationships and developing new visions for the next phase of life. This goes hand in hand with a concept based on behavioural therapy, which teaches boundaries, stress protection, a culture of conflict and potential solutions. Through relaxation and visualisation exercises, patients find their way back to a positive body relationship. They learn to deal with fears, grief and anger, to mobilise their inner strength and to strengthen their self-esteem and will to live. They are given new hope. Patients often achieve a new, conscious perception of their relationship to life content, their body and their ability to perform.
We support you in finding further outpatient psychotherapy.