The history of psychotherapy began over 100 years ago when Freud created psychoanalysis as a discipline that combined the knowledge and skill of treating mental disorders. 

Over the next decades, the successors of this trend criticized their predecessors and commented on better and more effective treatments. In this way, we have developed a number of tools thanks to which a non-invasive process of the polarity of nerve connections in the human brain is carried out in therapeutic rooms. The course will review the effective psychotherapeutic tools developed over the last decades.

Who is this course for?   

This workshop is aimed mainly at psychotherapists, psychotherapy students and people directly working in the field of mental health.

What are the benefits of doing this course?

The course will aim at answering the following questions:
How does a mental disorder work?
How does the human nervous system work?
What causes and how does the therapeutic intervention work?
What makes it ineffective?
Finally, what must happen for the "miracle" of change to take place?

The history of psychotherapy began over 100 years ago when Freud created psychoanalysis as a discipline that combined the knowledge and skill of treating mental disorders. Over the next decades, the successors of this trend criticized their predecessors and commented on better and more effective treatments. In this way, we have developed a number of tools thanks to which a non-invasive process of polarity of nerve connections in the human brain is carried out in therapeutic rooms. The course will review the effective psychotherapeutic tools developed over last decades