Psychodrama Therapists in Hamburg, Germany

My practice incorporates creativity and somatic work to create space for change and growth.

A warm welcome. I work with people from all backgrounds, across cultures and religions. The people I’ve met over the last three decades have influenced my way of working at least as much as my studies at university, in mystery schools and with alternative healing. I empower my clients to help themselves with practical wisdom for embodiment, so that transformation becomes a lasting, self-conducted process in daily life. Supporting inner stability and healthy navigation in this crazy world is as important to me as reflecting the truth of your spiritual being. I am known for good intuition, deep empathy and humour. My orientation in guiding you is through listening, listening to you and into the field of your life's situation. I will not fix you, simply because you do not need fixing. I will rather connect you with the possibilities of self-leadership and healing that are already in you. I discovered that healing follows facing and embracing what's in the depth of the inner shadow consciousness. Right from there, transformation happens from the darkness into the light, not by putting a pretend gloss over the dark spots. All the tools I use are in service of discovering, befriending and being exactly how you are. I invite you to embrace life as you are. Contact me risk free, I offer up to 25 mins free intake (video) call.

Hamburg is Germany's second-largest city and a major port and media hub, where a cosmopolitan, international character has produced a well-developed and diverse therapy landscape. The city has a strong public health infrastructure and a significant private therapy sector; English-speaking therapists are relatively accessible, particularly in areas like Eppendorf, Altona, and the city center. Common therapy concerns include work-related stress in Hamburg's demanding media, logistics, and shipping sectors, expat adjustment and relationships, and managing the psychological impact of northern Germany's often gray and rainy climate. Hamburg's large university population and diverse international community make it one of Germany's more progressive cities for mental health awareness and access.

Gender ID

100%

Female

Session Type

	50%	In Person and Online
	50%	Online Only

Top Specialties

100%	Anxiety or Fears
100%	Depression
100%	Eating Disorders
100%	Trauma and PTSD
50%	Autism and Asperger's
50%	Body Image
50%	Codependency

Ages Served

100%	Adult
50%	Senior
50%	Teen
50%	Young Adult

Client Focus

50%	Asian
50%	Buddhist
50%	Christian
50%	Hindu
50%	Jewish

Psychodrama therapists in Hamburg, Germany

Monique Hill

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