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Practice for Psychotherapy & Counseling
Dr. Phil Stöckli , ph.D.
Gemeindestr. 26 | 8032 Zürich
Tel. 076 282 8885
Practice for Psychotherapy
Dr. Phil Stöckli, PhD
Methods
As
Psychotherapy
is
like
a
trip
into
an
unknown
territory,
it
is
essential
to
have
some
orientation.
During
the
time
of
Columbus
and
the
great
discoveries,
only
the
invention
of
the sextant made great discoveries possible.
Therefore,
I
consider
it
important
to
introduce
the
methods
and
concepts
I
use.
This
will
give
you
an
idea
of
how
I
work
and
think,
and
how
Psychotherapy
might
bring
you
to
your
goal
and
make you discover new territories within yourself.
It
goes
without
saying
that
the
various
concepts
and
attitudes
merge
into
one
another
and
-
with
the
exception
of
EMDR
-
are
not
standardized.
After
all,
therapy
is
about
a
person,
and
in
my
opinion,
every
individual
needs
a
tailor-made
therapy.
•
Gestalt therapy: My Psychotherapeutic
foundation, based on the Humanistic tradition
and the principles of mindfulness.
•
Trauma
therapy
:
You
will
find
a
short
overview
on
what
is
trauma
and
which
methods
I
am
working with.
•
Somatic
Experiencing
:
A
body-based
trauma
therapy
method
that
focuses
on
reconnecting
to your inner self.
•
Addiction
therapy
:
I
have
worked
many
years
with
people
with
addiction
issues.
I
have
summarized
a
few
of
the
important
aspects
of
addiction
therapy
as
well
as
a
definition
of
what an addiction is.
•
High
sensitivity
(HSP)
:
This
relatively
new
concept
has
opened
doors
to
understand
myself and my patients better. A short insight.
•
EMDR
:
A
highly
effective
method
to
work
through
highly
emotional
issues
and
memories, not only for the traumatized.
•
NARM
:
A
newer
approach
which
brings
talking
therapy
and
body
therapy
closer
together.
It
can
help
to
find
your
life
energy
and
for
you
to
become who you really are.
•
Autism
spectrum
disorder
(ASD)
/
high
functioning
autism
(HFA)
:
This
is
one
of
my
specialization
areas.
I
am
currently
working
on
a
book
project
with
the
working
title
“Autism,
trauma and attachment”. More infos to follow.