Body Psychotherapy is a type of psychotherapy where the patient's mind and body are treated as a single unit. It is based on the fact that the body reflects the totality of the person and that there is a functional unity between the mind and the body.

EMDR is a comparatively new psychotherapeutic technique that is increasingly used for the treatment of emotional difficulties caused by difficult experiences in a person's life, such as phobias, panic attacks, significant losses and bereavements or traumatic incidents in childhood, trauma from accidents or others. EMDR is also used to relieve distress or anxiety that appears for different reasons.

Mentalization is the ability to intuit, more or less accurately, the desires, needs, purposes, expectations and opinions of others, but also of oneself. Therapy based on mentalization works, among other things, on the recovery of self-esteem and self-confidence.

Ego States Therapy is a therapy in which the dissociative states that have been created as a defense against the effects of severe traumatic events on the mind are worked on.