Jungian psychoanalysis is a path of self-discovery that helps us better understand our inner world and face life’s challenges. It is based on the idea that much of what we experience — our emotions, thoughts, and choices — is influenced by unconscious parts of ourselves.

These hidden forces come not only from our personal history and past experiences, but also from deeper, universal dimensions of human existence, made up of symbols, images, and stories we all share.

In practice, this work takes shape through:

• Regular meetings where you are encouraged to speak freely about your thoughts, memories, emotions, and dreams.
• Special attention given to dreams, recurring life patterns, and symbolic images, as they carry meaning and can guide transformation.
• Exploration of the relationship with the analyst, which can reveal hidden aspects of yourself.

The goal is not only to ease discomfort or make symptoms disappear, but to understand what they express and to support a process of inner growth.

Jungian psychoanalysis helps you integrate the parts of yourself that remain unknown, and find a freer, more authentic way of being — both with yourself and with others.