Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Individuals and Couples


Krisztina Glausius

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy is an in-depth treatment, which requires commitment over time from both patient and therapist. It aims to bring about a deeper, fuller understanding of yourself and of the world around you. It often includes careful exploration of past experiences and also looks at how the past might continue to be alive in the now, contributing to some of those difficulties patients wish to explore in therapy. Such issues can include relationship problems at home and at work, feelings of depression, anxiety, traumatic losses or painful, disruptive life events. Patients sometimes come to therapy to address general feelings of unease or emotional imbalance.

Psychoanalytic psychotherapy can help people to be more in touch with their feelings, illuminate hidden internal conflicts and support a more truthful, spontaneous, authentic way of living.


By helping you to consider the roots of your difficulties, therapy can bring clarity and facilitate change.

If you feel that you would like to know more about how psychoanalytic psychotherapy might help you, please get in touch. Any communication between us will be kept confidential.