Jungian psychoanalysis is a deeper process of analytical psychotherapy that enables lasting and profound changes in an individual’s experience and functioning. It is a long-term process, typically lasting several years, as it focuses on understanding and transforming personality, establishing inner balance, and integrating opposites within the psyche.

The goal of Jungian psychoanalysis is to help the individual become a whole and authentic person through connecting with their own unconscious.

In exploring the unconscious, we rely on dreams, symbols, archetypes, active imagination, mythology, fairy tales, and art. Through the analysis of these contents, we illuminate developmental blockages, complexes, and repressed experiences from the unconscious that influence the person’s life.

The price list for psychoanalytic services is similar to psychotherapeutic ones; the difference lies in the length and depth that can be achieved through longer-term analysis.

The most frequently cited article supporting the scientific validity of our approach: Evidence for the Effectiveness of Jungian Psychotherapy: A Review of Empirical Studies.