Integrative psychotherapy

Cora Koorn

Integrative psychotherapy is a person-centered form of therapy that combines various psychological approaches and techniques. Rather than following a single fixed method, it draws on insights from cognitive, psychodynamic, body-oriented, systemic, and experiential therapy, among others. This allows the therapy to be tailored to each client’s unique experiences, needs, and developmental questions.

The therapeutic relationship is central to the therapy. Within a safe, open, and equal partnership, space is created to explore one’s own story and reflect on experiences and patterns that influence daily life. The work is based on a trauma-sensitive approach, with attention to safety, boundaries, and the client’s personal pace.

Integrative psychotherapy supports the development of self-insight, resilience, and self-direction. It addresses thoughts, emotions, physical sensations, as well as the existential or spiritual dimensions of life. The therapy can be helpful for issues such as trauma, stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, personality-related concerns, identity development, or a search for meaning. The goal is not only symptom reduction but also personal growth and inner balance.

Cora is a member of the Dutch Association for Psychotherapy (NAP) as an ECP therapist (ECP 384) and is affiliated with the European Association

Hourly rate: €115.00 per session (60 minutes)
Please note: We are currently not accepting new patients.