Damián Ruiz
What is Jungian therapy?
Jungian therapy is a process of deep self-knowledge and psychological development aimed at expanding consciousness and establishing a dialogue with the unconscious. Jungian therapy is not primarily focused on symptom elimination, but on accompanying the process of individuation.
Online Jungian therapy: an effective modality
Jungian therapy delivered online has become a solid and effective modality when supported by a clear therapeutic framework and a consistent therapeutic relationship. Jungian therapy does not depend on physical space, but on the relational field that develops between therapist and patient.
Working from a familiar environment can facilitate emotional expression and support continuity of the therapeutic process.
Therapeutic work in Jungian therapy
In Jungian therapy, work focuses on dreams, complexes, symbolic material, archetypal dynamics and unconscious conflicts. Jungian therapy requires time, rhythm and commitment, which is why weekly sessions are generally recommended, although fortnightly sessions may be appropriate at certain stages of the process.
Jungian therapy online allows psychological work to be integrated into everyday life while maintaining the depth and clinical rigour characteristic of this approach.