Information for english-speaking clients
Psychotherapy in Vienna – 1180 Währing & 1140 Penzing
I offer psychotherapy in English at my practices in 1180 Vienna-Währing and 1140 Vienna-Penzing.
My approach is personal, collaborative and respectful. Together, we look at what is causing distress, how it relates to your experiences and current life situation, and what kind of change may be helpful and meaningful for you.
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy & Approach
I offer psychotherapy based on the Integrative Therapy model, a holistic and evidence-based approach combining talk therapy, body-oriented methods, creative techniques, and experiential work. Each therapy is tailored to your individual needs and adapted flexibly as we progress.
Areas of Focus
Depression | Anxiety & Panic Attacks | Trauma | Psychosomatic Issues | Grief & Loss | Relationships | Life Crises & Existential Concerns | Burnout & Stress | Eating Disorders | LGBTQIA+ Topics
LGBTQIA+ Safe Space
As a cis-hetero man, I am committed to providing a safe, respectful, and affirming space for all queer individuals and LGBTQIA+ topics. My approach is rooted in openness, empathy, and inclusivity.
Confidentiality & Policies
All sessions are strictly confidential under legal regulations.
Please notify me at least 24 hours in advance; otherwise, the full session fee applies.
Fees
First session (50 min.): free
Individual therapy (50 min.): €110
A partial reimbursement by the health insurance provider is possible in cases of a diagnosed mental illness, with the following rates (2026):
ÖGK: €33.70
SVS: €50.00
BVAEB: €50.20
Men & Fathers
Being a man today can involve navigating very different and sometimes conflicting expectations. Many men find themselves between what they have learned growing up and newer ideas about relationships, fatherhood, intimacy and how they want to live.
I have a particular interest in working with men and fathers, including topics such as relationships, becoming a father, family life, separation, stress, self-esteem, identity and finding one’s own way of dealing with expectations and responsibilities.
Psychotherapy while walking
Psychotherapy does not always have to take place sitting opposite each other in a therapy room. For some people, movement and being outdoors can create a different and helpful setting for therapeutic conversations.
If it fits your needs and the therapeutic process, individual sessions can therefore also take place while walking or outdoors. This is not a separate form of therapy, but an optional part of ongoing psychotherapy.
Time in green spaces and movement in nature can also support wellbeing, stress regulation and mental health.