Systemic family therapy
What does systemic mean?
Systemic family therapy is a form of psychotherapy that views a person's health and illness, as well as their personal quality of life, in the context of their relevant relationships and life concepts.
Systemic therapy is an independent psychotherapeutic method and is the generic term for a variety of approaches and models that have developed from couple and family therapy. Systemic therapists work with individuals, couples, families and support systems. In addition to clinical application, systemic thinking is also reflected in other professional areas such as (organizational) consulting, supervision, further education and training.
Guiding principles
The aim of systemic family therapy is to work with clients to find and develop solutions to their problems and to support them in implementing them. The following aspects characterize the therapeutic process:
- Contextual understanding of individual and interpersonal symptoms, disorders and problems.
- The insight that problems are fundamentally "created" and maintained in communicative processes.
- Therapy and counselling cannot bring about targeted changes in behaviour from the outside, but only represent a potential stimulus for self-change in dynamic, self-organized social systems.
- The main focus is on resources and the search for starting points for solutions.
- All participants in such a cooperation network are met with an appreciative attitude.
These therapists offer it:
Christian Beer, MSc
Individual, group and couple setting
Idea generator and founder of WIENER COUCH.
Dr. Tanja Reiter - Narrenhofer
Individual, couple and group setting
Tanja is considered by her clients to be a rock-solid support and structure provider and is characterized by a clear, direct and always cooperative attitude in order to actually implement the desired changes
DSP Eva Pamminger
Individual, couple and group setting
Eva discovers potential and resources with you through an intensive self-awareness process.
Mag. Awien Rainer
Individual, couple and group setting
Awien helps you to develop your talents and realize your full potential so that you can lead a self-determined and happy life.
Marlene Stöhr
Individual and couple setting
Marlene supports clients with a solution-oriented and empathetic style of therapy.
Sabine Pilz, BA
Individual, couple and group setting
Sabine is an experienced psychotherapist whose work as a tennis referee enriches her work with clients in a special way.
Sandra Scharf
Individual and couple setting
Sandra accompanies and stabilizes you during professional reorientation; her therapeutic work focuses on the treatment and prevention of depression and burnout.
Alexandra Hasenzagl
Individual, couple and group settings, teams
As a systemic therapist, Alexandra's therapy is all about activating change processes and gaining trust in your own inner landscape.
Martina Doy-Eberharter
Individual, couple and group setting
Martina works as a body psychotherapist and accompanies you gently through the therapeutic process by including thoughts, feelings and physical reactions/symptoms.