Cognitive behavioural therapy is based on the assumption that every human being has learned certain behavioural patterns in order to cope with certain life events. Some of these behavioural patterns were useful or even necessary for survival at certain times in life. But today they can lead to disabilities or to mental disorders. Methods of cognitive behavioural therapy are used to develop new patterns. However, this does not only mean externally visible behaviour, but also inner processes such as emotional and mental processes.
Consultations in French, English, German and Spanish. From 2 years old, by appointment.
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