Dr.med. Magdalena Szczesny

…sense that something in them wants to be heard. …who long for more calm, authenticity and connection. …who may have already tried many things — and notice that it goes deeper. …who want to come closer to themselves again, without pressure and without losing themselves. …who want to begin listening to their body.

…we take our time. …we slow down. …we listen to what shows itself — in the body, in feelings, in contact, not only on the cognitive level. I work body-oriented with NARM and Somatic Experiencing (SE). That means: we don't try to "fix" anything, but create space in which your nervous system can regulate and reorganize itself. In our work it's about recognizing and understanding deeply held survival patterns that developed out of early relational experiences and that shape our experience today. Often the deeper connections behind symptoms reveal themselves there — and something in you begins to change from within.

Body psychotherapy methods, verified by Kaufmann Health. Each link explains the method in plain language.

I have been accompanying people on their way back to health and inner balance for many years — for over 25 years as a physician, and for 8 years as a trauma therapist. My path has led me again and again to one question: How can a person come back into living, honest contact with themselves? This question also runs through my work.

Magdalena offers body-oriented therapeutic support. This is not psychotherapy in the clinical sense.