Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy is first and foremost an opportunity for personal growth and change.
Individuals come to therapy to improve the quality of their life and resolve various problems. Those problems may be specific or vague. Understanding what the problem is, how it originated, and what has interfered with its resolution is a first step in clarifying the goals and objectives important to each individual.
Common goals in psychotherapy are to increase self-esteem and confidence; to become more effective in one’s personal and professional life; to improve one’s relationships with others; and to ease the symptoms of anxiety, depression and stress.
Often people expect psychotherapy to focus mostly on the past, but a focus on the present and the future -- on discovering inner resources, developing new skills and awakening latent potentials -- is equally important.
Ms.Carboni uses positive psychology and an emphasis on experiential learning to enable changing from the inside-out and thus making a significant life change.
Further, the innovative blending of traditional psychotherapy with Bioenergetic Analysis, Clinical Hypnosis and EMDR uniquely distinguishes Ms. Carboni’s work. Traditional psychotherapy is an insight-oriented, discursive approach while EMDR utilizes bilateral eye movements to facilitate the emotional and cognitive processing of life experiences. Bioenergetics is an active, body-oriented approach while Clinical Hypnosis is characterized by deep body relaxation and intentional inward concentration.
Each approach is a creative and powerful vehicle for identifying and resolving inner conflicts, self-limiting beliefs, and energetic disruptions that are just beneath the surface of ordinary awareness.
Positive, lasting change occurs then from the inside out as one resolves those inner conflicts, manages symptoms, learns new skills and experiences a more secure sense of self.
Individuals come to therapy to improve the quality of their life and resolve various problems. Those problems may be specific or vague. Understanding what the problem is, how it originated, and what has interfered with its resolution is a first step in clarifying the goals and objectives important to each individual.
Common goals in psychotherapy are to increase self-esteem and confidence; to become more effective in one’s personal and professional life; to improve one’s relationships with others; and to ease the symptoms of anxiety, depression and stress.
Often people expect psychotherapy to focus mostly on the past, but a focus on the present and the future -- on discovering inner resources, developing new skills and awakening latent potentials -- is equally important.
Ms.Carboni uses positive psychology and an emphasis on experiential learning to enable changing from the inside-out and thus making a significant life change.
Further, the innovative blending of traditional psychotherapy with Bioenergetic Analysis, Clinical Hypnosis and EMDR uniquely distinguishes Ms. Carboni’s work. Traditional psychotherapy is an insight-oriented, discursive approach while EMDR utilizes bilateral eye movements to facilitate the emotional and cognitive processing of life experiences. Bioenergetics is an active, body-oriented approach while Clinical Hypnosis is characterized by deep body relaxation and intentional inward concentration.
Each approach is a creative and powerful vehicle for identifying and resolving inner conflicts, self-limiting beliefs, and energetic disruptions that are just beneath the surface of ordinary awareness.
Positive, lasting change occurs then from the inside out as one resolves those inner conflicts, manages symptoms, learns new skills and experiences a more secure sense of self.
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“Look well into thyself; there is a source of strength which will always spring up if thou wilt always look there.”
-- Marcus Aurelius Antoninus (121 AD - 180 AD) |
