Sometimes, a neutral and different point of view helps to have a more thoughtful perspective on a situation. Especially if it is based on experience, observation, study, and has a practical, sensible, and realistic approach.

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Everything in life is a matter of point of view. When you change yours about a conflicted or frustrating situation, it also changes the way you deal with the people and circumstances involved, and it ends up making a lot of difference.

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Through my trained sensitivity, I can even connect with a more subtle dimension and receive inspiration on more functional ways of dealing with a situation. After all, what really matters is whether an idea works in practice or not, doesn't it?

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Leaving the client better than at the beginning of the session is a characteristic of my work as a therapist. And I'm not talking about consolation, but the expansion of consciousness, as I'm focused on results, with an objective, fast approach and without therapeutic blablabla.

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Because whoever has an issue to be resolved does not want to waste time or delay to have an improvement or, even better, a definitive solution.