Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am Humanistic and Integrative therapist. I have completed BSc(HONS) in counselling and Psychotherapy. I am MBACP awarding body to ensure I am practicing professionally, continuing developing supplementary resources to implement the Ethical Framework into my practice. Humanistic and Integrative philosophy has influenced my practise.I believe a reparative, therapeutic relationship enhances growth and healing. I believe that we have the capacity to establish intrapsychic and interpersonal contact and become aware of interactions to psychological contact through self-awareness. As a therapist I aim to be empathic, emotionally available, attuned to the needs of a client, to create the environment for growth , change and promote autonomy as the client is the expert of of their life. I strive to discern the client phenomenologically and holistically, working with whatever emerges in the intersubjective space, flexibly and attuned to their relational needs. The aim is to be responsive to clients needs through inquiry, attunement and involvement, to help to integrate disowned parts of the self as the client moves towards becoming their true self. My approach combines humanistic, Integrative approach. I will tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your unique and specific needs.
Looking forward to work with you.
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Jolanta Grossi is a humanistic and integrative therapist working in the United Kingdom. She has completed a BSc (HONS) in counselling and psychotherapy and aligns her practice with the BACP Ethical Framework, continuing to develop supplementary resources that support professional practice.
Her therapeutic orientation draws on humanistic and integrative philosophies, emphasising a reparative therapeutic relationship as a foundation for growth and healing. She believes people can re-establish intrapsychic and interpersonal contact through increased self-awareness and by noticing patterns in their interactions.
As a clinician she aims to be empathic, emotionally available and attuned to each client’s needs, creating a space that supports change and promotes autonomy. She works phenomenologically and holistically, responding flexibly to whatever emerges in the intersubjective space and tailoring dialogue and treatment plans to each person’s unique requirements. Her work supports clients in integrating disowned parts of the self as they move toward becoming their true self. She looks forward to working with individuals seeking support.
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