The relationship between the therapist and the patient is based on unconditional acceptance of the patient as a person.
Contact
centrumintegramente@gmail.com
+ 48 882 511 914
+ 48 608 839 518
Location
Kraków | Polska
INTEGRA MENTE COGNITIVE-BEHAVIORAL THERAPY CENTER
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Proven methods
Evidence-based methods / acceptance / empathy and mindfulness / trust / individual approach / professionalism
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapists treat their patients with scientifically-proven techniques. The relationship between a therapist and a patient is based on the unconditional acceptance of the patient as a person. Patients must feel understood in order for psychotherapy to be helpful. Psychologists and psychotherapists are bound by professional secrecy.
OUR OFFER
What help do we provide?
In our Center we provide a wide range of therapeutic and psychological assistance.
ABOUT US
The therapists
In cognitive-behavioral psychotherapy, we strongly support the idea of mindfulness - conscious and non-judgmental being and experiencing "here and now". We also introduce mindfulness during sessions.
Helena Koziec
Psychologist and psychotherapist
Guillermo Villaescusa Eddy
Psychologist and psychotherapist
Karolina Skrobol
Psychologist and psychotherapist
Jolanta Nosal
Psychologist and psychotherapist
The length of therapy depends on the type and severity of difficulties.
To understand the processes we use in our work with patients, see the "useful information"
FACTS
Why is it worth working with us?
The patient will be met with acceptance and understanding. We help people struggling with various difficulties, regardless of their age, origin and life history. Each of us lives the best we can at a given moment in our lives.
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QUOTATIONS
Thoughts and words that change the world
People are disturbed not by things,
but by the views they have about them.
Albert Ellis
Psychologist and psychotherapistLiving well is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction, not a destination.
Carl Rogers
Psychologist and psychotherapistNo person should judge others unless he himself completely honestly answers deep in his heart the question of whether he would have acted the same way in similar circumstances.
