20/01/2023
What is it psychology? Psychology is about what I want.
I want a better mental state, a better job, a better relationship. I don't like the way I live but I don't know how to change it.
You cannot achieve this on your own.
ABOUT ME AS A PSYCHOLOGIST
Symbolically speaking, it's like living in a hut in a deep forest, which has everything for living — a roof over your head, some kind of food, with some kind of communication.
You can be comfortable with that, however you want to live somehow differently.
You imagine how you want to live, but you ask yourself, how can I achieve this?
How to navigate this forest and find your way to a big and modern city and start living in a beautiful solid house?
My name is Melnyk Anastasia. I am an Analytical Psychologist working with the inner state.
This creates the reality in which we live. This idea was tested on me and on the experience of my clients.
The main question is that a person wants changes, but doesn’t know how to make them.
This is because he sees the situation from one angle, unable to go deeper to find answers because his mental defenses don’t allow doing this.
IT REQUIRES THE HELP OF OTHERS TO FIND THE ANSWERS.
You need to look from a distance to recognize other facets of the situation.
The therapist is like a train that will speed up your inner process of transformation, much faster than if you tried to do it on your own.
MY WORKING METHODS:
I apply and use the deep methods of analytical psychology of Carl Gustav Jung.
Additional tools:
- NLP techniques and Gestalt therapy;
- EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique);
- RPT (Rapid Personal Transformation);
- TMO (Experience Modification Technique);
- MAC (Metaphorical Associative Cards);
- Fairytale Therapy and Symbol Drama.
If you are interested in your development and you are searching for someone who can support, explain and guide you, I will be happy to assist you on your journey.
Write me a private message on Facebook or via WhatsApp/Telegram/Viber on +41 76 207 17 82.
Yours sincerely, Analytical Psychologist Anastasia Melnyk.
