Integrative therapy combines techniques that come from different psychotherapeutic currents to adapt them to the needs of the patient and the progress of the therapeutic process. A good understanding of a particular person plays an important role here. This approach assumes that there are no universal methods that would bring the same effects for everyone.<\/p>\n\n
Proponents of integrative therapy point out that the human psyche is complex. The same ways of working can bring different results for different people<\/strong>. For this reason, therapeutic methods should be adapted to the patient’s problems and personality.<\/p>\n\n To achieve the best results, it is worth drawing on psychodynamic, behavioral-cognitive, systemic and humanistic therapy. All of these currents have proven effectiveness and provide a number of tools that are helpful for various difficulties.<\/p>\n\n