ISAP Analysts

Peter L. studied clinical psychology at the University of Zurich. He worked for many years in a therapy center for dependent drug users and got his degree in Analytical Psychology at ISAP Zurich in 2012. Since 2007 he is a psychotherapist at Sihlmed, a center of integrative medicine in Zurich. Further training in psychodrama; psychodynamic imaginative trauma therapy (PITT/ for children, adolescents and adults) by Louise Reddemann. Own practice in Zurich since 2018, Special interests: Facilitation of the relationship to one's own being, by dreams, the technique of ego-states and imagination; psychosomatics; sandplay; traumatherapy; synchronicity, music…

Education
Diploma in Analytical Psychology 2012 International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy for Children & Adolescents Institute for Psychotraumatology of Childhood and Adolescence, Training ends in 2020 Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy (PITT for Adults) 2017 Institute of Traumatology, Head: Prof. Dr. med. Luise Reddemann Clinical Psychology, Psychopathology, Ethnology 2000 University of Zurich
Monodrama / psychodrama in a individual setting for psychotherapy and counseling; Creativity as therapeutic factor, Moreno Institute in Überlingen

Professional Organizations
AGAP Association of Graduates in Analytical Psychology
ASP Assoziation Schweizer Psychotherapeutinnen
IAAP International Association for Analytical Psychology

Languages Spoken
English
German

Age Groups
Adults
Adolescents
Children

Treatment Types
Individuals
Families

Specialties
Difficult life situations
Developmental disorders
Emotional blockages
Puberty
Psychosomatic disorders
Traumatic experiences
Decision-making
Violence experiences
Mental disorders
Professional reorientation
Depression
Psychosis
Anxiety
Burnout
Addiction

Lectures and Publications
Held lectures @ ISAP: Automobiles in Dreams (2017),
Addiction, Jungian Views on drug dependency, treatment, the role of Spirituality, things to consider in therapy with addicts (2018)