trauma psychotherapy

Every person operates based on more or less unconscious patterns in how we relate to others, shaped by wounds from our early years. Trauma-focused psychotherapy helps us identify and analyze the source and nature of these traumas that we all carry.

The Aleceia Method for Trauma Integration and Reprocessing, developed by Mario Salvador and Carmen Cuenca, integrates the most current methodologies and approaches in psychotherapy oriented toward psychological trauma. This therapy incorporates the power of the therapeutic relationship; mindfulness or self-observation in full awareness; a compassionate perspective toward experience; insights from neuroscience applied to trauma healing, such as polyvagal theory; dissociation and fragmentation of the self; and the systemic and transgenerational perspective of trauma.

Tantra can also help through self-observation and one of its primary tools: bringing awareness to the body and breath. This is a powerful entry point for detecting and transcending these patterns.

Tantra explores the energetic dynamics in the relationship between masculine and feminine, the interaction between the physical and spiritual dimensions, and the true potential in the union of masculine and feminine energies.

We are no longer talking about man and woman, but about the forces of yin and yang. Conscious, subtle breath and physical contact are profound tools for healing.