Individual Psychotherapy

The term psychotherapy refers to a therapeutic practice in which a person in a state of difficulty asks for help from a psychologist who has achieved a specialization in psychotherapy following a degree in psychology.

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Personally, after almost 20 years of profession, I feel that real psychotherapy is simply a very deep encounter between two people, with different stories but characterized by similar needs, the needs of every human being: unconditional acceptance, attention, _cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ esteem, respect, sweetness for the injured parts, firmness in the desire to get better.

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The psychotherapeutic encounter MUST be based on a deep mutual trust , on the desire to create an authentic encounter, deprived of all those superstructures that defend us but at the same time trap us. 

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In the therapeutic relationship, the person who asks for help can relive what made him suffer through and within a protected, safe situation  e  characterized by a ' unconditional acceptance ;  features that allow a "remediation" of what is in conflict within the person and that allow him to look at himself with different eyes, more indulgent and less severe, understanding that what makes us sick is only a symptom, a way that our body and our history have found to report to us what has not gone well in our life, so that we can try to dissolve those tensions that silently and slowly generated the malaise we live ._cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_