The Institute where I’ve trained in Analytical Psychology and Jungian Psychoanalysis. This was the first Institute, founded by Jung himself and his close collaborators in 1948, to offer atraining in Analytical Psychology. It was originally established in Zürich, in the building of the Psychology Club, founded by Jung in 1916, moving in 1979 to its current location in Küsnacht, near Jung’s home where he studied, wrote many of his works and analysed his patients, nowadays a museum open to the public.  

Sandplay is a therapeutic method developed by Dora M. Kalff, in Zollikon, Switzerland. It is based on the psychological principles of C. G. Jung. Sandplay is a creative form of therapy using the imagination, “a concentrated extract of the life forces both physical and psychic.” (C. G. Jung) It is characterized by the use of sand, water and miniature figures in the creation of images within a “free and protected space” of the therapeutic relationship and the sand tray. The International Society for Sandplay Therapy (ISST) has its domicile in Zürich, Switzerland and it is an umbrella society operating through a number of ISST Member Societies spread throughout the world. 

The BioDynamic Breathwork & Trauma Release System® approach works with 6 elements and facilitates your body’s natural healing process by releasing chronic tension and restructuring your systems at the cellular level, you can feel the full range of emotions and sensations you are capable of as a human being and live life more fully.
BBTRS® draws on the innate, natural power of the body’s systems. The 6-element approach supports the unique needs of your body at any time in your story, including working with trauma, whether complex, developmental or episodic. This body approach is informed by neurobiology and the most modern approaches to working with trauma, complementing analytic work.