Team Member

Alexandra Hasenzagl graduated in psychology from the renowned University of Vienna in 2002. In 2002 and 2004, she was delighted to experience the birth of her two daughters and, after parental leave, took over the psychological management of the outpatient psychotherapeutic facility of the B.A.S.I.S. association, where she specialized in the care of people with illegal addictive substances and therapy instead of punishment until 2013. In 2010, she successfully completed her training as a clinical and health psychologist as well as a systemic psychotherapist (ÖAS Vienna). Alexandra Hasenzagl has been working as an independent psychotherapist since 2013 and is involved in the fields of clinical and health psychology as well as in supervisory tasks.

Therapy is about activating change processes and gaining confidence in your own inner landscape. What of your thinking and behavior do you want to keep and what do you want to let go of? As a systemic therapist, I have the assumption that every behavior makes sense if we know the context and that every course of action has a meaningful significance for the overall system in which the person finds themselves. We systemists also say that the person is never the problem, but the relationship to the problem is the problem.