I have been reading a lot about this style and I really like the theory of it. Unfortunately there is only one practitioner here in Ireland and they are too far away to visit weekly, I am wondering if you have tried it and how was it?

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[irishandproud]

I think there's far more than one practioner in Ireland. My therapist is psychosis thesis based and he has many colleagues (particularly around Dublin) who practice the asme model


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yowsa! reading about this psychosynthesis is very interesting and it sounds a LOT like my t actually. She doesn't have it listed as one of her modalities but it sure sounds a lot like her. Cool, I think I'll ask her about it.

Yes, it's very gentle and person centred and it is closely linked to jungian too. If I remember your t does sand tray? This fits in well with psychosynthesis as it explores all aspects if ourselves creatively, through dreams, art, writing and well anything goes

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[Leah123]

Well, the description you posted above sounds a lot like my therapy. We do dreamwork, share writing and songs, see the value of symbolism, and she's extremely gentle and adaptable and lets me lead. I love it. She creates a very safe, empowering space indeed.

Originally Posted by monalisasmile

Yes, it's very gentle and person centred and it is closely linked to jungian too. If I remember your t does sand tray? This fits in well with psychosynthesis as it explores all aspects if ourselves creatively, through dreams, art, writing and well anything goes

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Yep you remember right, she does sand tray and we do a lot of dream work as well, and I write.