Basic Philosophy

Psychotherapy promotes personal fulfilment and is much more than just a way of dealing with suffering, anxiety, discomfort, unease: it is also an opportunity for growth. People undertake a journey supported by the therapist, in a safe, non-judgmental and empathetic environment, where they develop a greater awareness of their own way of being and acting. As a result, they become capable of making courageous choices towards their authentic fulfilment. They also become more capable of utilising their resources and exploiting their talents. The true purpose of psychotherapy is not (only) to reduce the symptoms of psychological and emotional distress, but to enhance positive qualities such as personal growth, compassion, joy, peace, self-esteem, the experience of spiritual connection and love. In her practice, Loredana also works with neurodivergent clients, an approach that requires the affirmation of neurodiversity and considers neurological differences as natural variations, not as defects to be “corrected”. The use of direct and literal communication, adaptation to sensory needs (e.g., dimming the lights), permission to stimulate, and the incorporation of special interests into the session are key methods in working with neurodivergent clients.