Trained in psychological counseling, social sciences and various therapeutic techniques. Expertise in the areas of mother-child relationships, identification and response to domestic violence, therapeutic support for victims of domestic violence. Helping children to have their views taken into account in decisions that affect them. - Individual therapeutic and psychological support for parents and children in the context of domestic violence trauma. - Using a variety of techniques: games, drawing, improvisation, movement, reading, storytelling and emotional coaching. - Help repair and strengthen the mother-child attachment. - Use therapeutic interventions, such as: Theraplay, Promoting Early Relationships, Considering Mothers and Circle of Safety. - Facilitating parenting groups to help parents who have experienced domestic violence or other traumatic events, in order to give them tools to meet the emotional and developmental needs of their children. - To provide psycho-education to parents regarding the impact of domestic violence trauma.

My approach is holistic, emphasizing psycho-physical and emotional support, combining approaches from humanistic psychology (ACP, Focusing) with Shiatsu and Bach Flower Remedies for physical, psychological, and emotional support. Shiatsu is an art of touch of Japanese origin, based on the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). It is a method that aims to rebalance the body's anatomy and the circulation of its energies. It is practiced through pressure with the thumbs and hands all over the body, as well as through stretching and mobilizing the joints. It is a form of oriental osteopathy. Bach Flower Remedies are emotional harmonizers. They are very effective in cases of emotional disorders such as stress, discouragement, burnout, and anxiety, for example. It is also an effective way to support periods of major life changes such as pregnancy, exam periods, career change, menopause, divorce, or bereavement. PCA (person-centered approach) (Carl Rogers) and Focusing (Eugène Gendlin) emphasize the psycho-physical experience and emphasize the skills (resources) of individuals and their potential for change and empowerment. I also offer self-empowerment workshops that combine postures, stretching, breathing exercises, qi gong, and meditation with self-massage of meridians and acupuncture points. I consult at the Medical Centre for Women in Lausanne, in my private practice in Nyon and in St-Cergue. Maria Larsson Greppin ASCA and RME Certified Shiatsu and Dr Bach's Flower remedies therapist, recognized by complementary insurance companies.

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Dr. Pavlopoulos Konstantin Leo is a prominent psychiatrist with a rich and diverse experience gained through his extensive travels around the world. Over the years, he has developed a profound and nuanced understanding of the human condition, establishing himself as a reference in his field. International Experience Throughout his career, Dr. Pavlopoulos Konstantin Leo has practiced in various countries, thereby enriching his clinical and theoretical practice with diverse cultural perspectives. These experiences have enabled him to work with populations with specific needs and to develop therapeutic approaches tailored to distinct cultural contexts. Skills and Expertise Dr. Pavlopoulos Konstantin Leo is renowned for his expertise in cognitive and behavioral therapies, analytical psychotherapy, and crisis interventions. His integrative approach combines modern and traditional techniques, ensuring personalized and effective care for his patients. Human Understanding His passion for the study of human behavior and his natural empathy allow him to establish trusting relationships with his patients. Dr. Pavlopoulos Konstantin Leo excels in active listening and empathetic communication, essential skills for helping his patients overcome their mental and emotional challenges. What is the Role of a Psychiatrist? A psychiatrist is a medical doctor specializing in psychiatry, and in Switzerland, also in psychotherapy. Their field of expertise includes the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental disorders. I offer assessments and management of various issues related to psychological suffering: - Anxiety - Depressive states - Insomnia - Emotional difficulties related to stress factors - Relational difficulties (couple, family, work, etc.) - Professional burnout (burnout, boreout) - Personality disorders - Psychoses - Addiction/dependence on substances/medications - Advanced age: retirement, cognitive disorders including memory issues - Migration-related problems - Post-traumatic stress disorder - Questions about sexuality or gender identity Making an Appointment with a Psychiatrist-Psychotherapist in the Canton of Fribourg Several reasons may lead to consulting a psychiatrist in the canton of Fribourg: - Mental disorders (depression, anxiety, insomnia, bipolar disorder, psychoses including schizophrenia, etc.) - Difficulties related to physical symptoms: chronic pain, persistent fatigue, eating disorders, etc. - Relational problems - Substance addictions (alcohol, drugs) or gambling addiction - Stress management As an FMH psychiatrist and psychotherapist, I am trained in systemic orientation psychotherapy. However, I adapt my practice on a case-by-case basis to provide individualized follow-up, taking into account the psychological, social, and biological specifics of your problem. My role as a psychiatrist-psychotherapist is to help you find new perspectives and best integrate them into your daily life. By consulting a psychiatrist-psychotherapist, you can share your difficulties freely and without judgment in a dedicated, privileged, and confidential place. We build quality and trusting relationships to effectively work towards your well-being.