The practice offers psychodynamic psychotherapy, which focuses on feelings, thoughts and relationships, and on past experiences behind current symptoms. The aim is to reduce symptoms, increase self-knowledge, strengthen personal resources and support long-term psychological wellbeing. Psychodynamic treatment is usually long-term, typically lasting 2 to 4 years in total.
The therapist trained as a social worker (bachelor's level) and holds a master's degree in social work. She is a registered psychotherapist (ET) supervised by Valvira, the national authority for welfare and health, with additional training in EMDR (level I) and interpersonal brief therapy (IPT). She is a member of the Finnish Rehabilitation Entrepreneurs association and keeps her skills current through regular clinical supervision and continuing education. An introductory assessment visit is available before therapy begins. Both rehabilitation psychotherapy under Kela, the Finnish Social Insurance Institution, and private sessions are offered. The premises have a wheelchair accessible toilet.
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