Integrative therapy at Las Almas combines psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, systemic, and body-oriented approaches into a concept tailored to your life situation, symptoms, and goals. It is complemented by medical diagnostics, neurofeedback or rTMS, trauma therapy, body therapy, and biofeedback. Therapists and specialists collaborate in Vienna and Palma to provide this service.
What is Integrative Therapy?
The integrative therapy at Las Almas is based on a modern, scientifically sound understanding of mental health. We combine depth psychology, behavioral therapy, systemic, and body-oriented approaches to create a customized therapy concept—always adapted to your individual life situation, your symptoms, and your goals.
The focus is on the person as a whole: with their biography, their body, their nervous system, and their emotional processing. Our therapeutic process is dialogic, resource-oriented, and focused on sustainable change.
Which units complement the therapy?
Our therapy is specifically supplemented by specialized units that reinforce each other:
- Medical diagnostics – to clarify somatic causes, recording stress parameters and functional complaints
- Neurotherapy – for example through neurofeedback or rTMS to specifically promote emotional and cognitive self-regulation
- Trauma therapy – body and attachment oriented, if desired with EMDR, SE or other specialized methods
- Integrative body therapy – for processing physically stored experiences, tensions and chronic stress
- Biofeedback training – for the active control of vegetative processes such as breathing, heart rate or muscle tone
- Nature therapy and mindful movement – to reactivate inner resources through grounding, presence and connection with the environment
- Relaxation techniques and sleep regulation – in the case of stress-related disorders, exhaustion or psychosomatic complaints
Who is treating you and with what goal?
Our therapists and specialists work together in an interdisciplinary manner to develop a tailored treatment plan. The goal: sustainable emotional stabilization, restoration of psychological self-control, and a return to a self-determined life.
Las Almas stands for mindful intensive therapy at a high professional level – in a protected, resource-strengthening environment in Mallorca and Vienna.
Frequently Asked Questions
What approaches does Integrative Therapy combine?
Psychological, behavioral, systemic and body-oriented approaches, adapted to your individual life situation, your symptoms and your goals.
Which other units are included?
Medical diagnostics, neurotherapy with neurofeedback or rTMS, trauma therapy, integrative body therapy, biofeedback training, nature therapy and mindful movement, as well as relaxation techniques and sleep regulation.
What is the goal of Integrative Therapy?
Sustainable emotional stabilization, restoration of psychological self-regulation, and a return to a self-determined life. Therapists and medical specialists work together in an interdisciplinary manner to achieve this.
