During therapy, clients have the opportunity to freely and creatively express their inner emotions, thoughts and memories. The so-called through the process of "catatime imagination", clients immerse themselves in mental images and, under the guidance of the therapist, gradually uncover and interpret these images.
Katathym imaginative psychotherapy is not only based on verbal conversation, but also offers clients the opportunity to visualize and process deeper emotions and subconscious content. This process can help to surface emotions that may be suppressed or difficult to access, thereby promoting healing.
The role of the therapist is to lead and support the process, observing the client's reactions and helping them to understand their emotions more deeply. Imaginal narratives and symbolic elements that unfold during therapy can help clients better understand themselves and their psychological conflicts.
Katathym imaginative therapy is used to treat a variety of psychological problems, including post-traumatic stress disorder, emotional difficulties, depression, and low self-esteem. In addition, the therapeutic method provides an opportunity for personal development, self-reflection and improving the quality of life.
Therapy is flexible and customizable to the client's needs, and by supporting opportunities for creative expression, clients are given unique and powerful tools for emotional healing and psychological development.