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Seraphim-Conta is a private psychotherapy practice offering refined and discrete person-to-person dialogue, analysis and treatment for existential, professional and psychological problems. Psychotherapy covers issues ranging from brief crisis in life to more ingrained personality problems identity and mood disorders.
PSYCHOTHERAPY
Psychotherapy helps individuals comprehend and resolve their problems by cultivating awareness and control of thought, temperament and behavior determining personality and relationships. Defined as a series of communicative interventions, psychotherapy occasions constructive change through insight oriented analysis, empathic understanding and synthetic reinterpretation. Shared by a number of different ‘clinical’ and discursive disciplines, ‘psychotherapy’ is an interpersonal process and treatment technology guided by explicit psychological principles and methods directed towards healing the mind and behavior.
In a relaxed atmosphere, clients speak freely about their problems and immediate concerns. Dialogue establishes clarity into the dynamics of cogntion and behavior that form and determine the meaning and significance of sense experience. Therapy uncovers entrenched logical inconsistencies in thought and patters of behavior that disturb individuality and antagonize sociability. It functions, in part, from the idea that human subjectivity, individual self-consciousness, shares in the fundamental activity of constructing or shaping the reality we experience. Therapy tactically mitigates this principle with psychological import directed at individual problems resolving and transforming conscious reality. Knowledge of unreflected thoughts and actions forms the basis of personal change.
Essentially, psychotherapy operates from the simple remark made by the Greek philosopher, Epictitus (50-120AD), who stated: “The thing that upsets people is not what happens but what they think it means.” Attention to this ‘distinction’ and ‘discrepancy’, between given sense experience and subjectively formed representation or meaning of it, establishes the therapeutic dynamic of positive transformation by reinforcing the individual’s ability to reinterpret, correlate and unify diverse often opposed thoughts and behavior with external pressures.
Psychotherapy helps individuals whose reality ‘constructions’ have broken down against the hardened eminence of the world’s course. It establishes new constructs or modifies preexisting formations of identity, meaning and relating for better adaptation to a ‘reality principle’ or the restoration of ‘necessary fictions’ against an overpowering reality. Psychotherapy does not reduce nor simply adjust the individual to assumed postures of contentment; ‘normalcy’ or prevailing socialized constructs, but must, on account of critical introspection contest dominate norms and customs that determine the web of relations towards one-dimensional identity or repressive collectivity.
Psychotherapy is not limited to individuals with mental health problems. Many people who experience a loss of meaning and motivation in their lives or seek a greater sense of fulfillment may be enriched by an augmented psychotherapy. This takes form through philosophical based discourse denoting Philotherapy and Existential Analysis covering issues and problems arising in everyday life.
All therapeutic modalities constellate around transcendental phenomenology; a formal philosophy of mind instrumental in deducing the first primary schematic or analytic of human subjectivity, theory of consciousness and critical process of methodological self-reflection underlying the science of psychology and psychotherapy.
For nearly a decade, Seraphim-Conta Limited has provided specialized healthcare products and services covering psychological outpatient care. Under the direction of Dr. Julian von Will, Seraphim-Conta has continued the family healthcare business for nearly forty years.
Contact
email: drvonwill@seraclinic.com
“SEIN, REINES SEIN, OHNE ALLE WEITER BESTIMMUNG.”
BEING, PURE BEING WITHOUT FURTHER DETERMINATION
F. G. HEGEL (1770-1831)
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