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What is Transpersonal Psychotherapy—and what are the alternatives? Beyond diagnosis and symptom-management, this soulful approach explores meaning, creativity, and spirit. Yet for some, transpersonal psychotherapy alternatives like CBT, EMDR, or Jungian work may also hold answers. In this article I explore the landscape—and how my integrative, compassionate practice in London & online can help you heal and grow.

Searching for alternatives to Psychosynthesis therapy – or want to find out what best could work for you? This guide explores humanistic, integrative, transpersonal, and clinical approaches — from CBT and EMDR to Jungian and somatic therapies. Written with warmth and depth, it offers practical pathways and compassionate insight to help you find the therapy that truly fits.

Anxiety is often a response to deeper emotions like shame or vulnerability. Psychosynthesis therapy helps you gently meet the inner critic, uncover hidden patterns, and move toward wholeness.

Psychosynthesis therapy offers an integrative path to healing—not just managing symptoms, but embracing your full inner world. Developed by Roberto Assagioli, this transpersonal approach to the psychey weaves psychology, spirituality, and personal development into a refreshing, compassionate journey of self‑discovery.

  • Psychosynthesis Therapy and the egg diagram of Self
  • Pychosynthesis Therapy - Gandhi Mural
  • Roberto Assagioli - founder of Psychosynthesis Therapy
  • Pychosynthesis Therapy - Dr. Martin Luther King call for justice

Psychosynthesis therapy is a humanistic and integrative approach to psychotherapy. Counselling in Psychosynthesis incorporates the human spirit, the transpersonal or higher dimensions of consciousness that transcend the individual ego. It was developed by the Italian psychiatrist Roberto Assagioli in the early 20th century. Assagioli’s work sought to go beyond the limitations of traditional psychoanalysis, incorporating elements from various psychological, philosophical, and spiritual traditions. Psychosynthesis emphasizes the integration of all aspects of the human psyche—emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual—towards the realization of a person’s fullest potential and self-actualization.