Therapy is, first and foremost, an encounter between people. Unlike strictly cognitive-behavioral approaches, where the therapist positions themselves as an "expert" with identical protocols for every client and aimed at "correcting" symptoms, the humanistic and relational therapies I propose consider each client as a unique and different person and trust in the self-healing capacity of each system/organism.
The therapist takes nothing for granted and is, above all, curious and open. With their compassionate presence and unconditional acceptance, they offer the client a supportive space where their "defensive system" can relax, thus opening up the possibility of finding new avenues of action and new life positions.