Anney Roy (she/her/they/them)

I utilize CBT-E and gestalt therapy in the beginning for PTSD after an in-depth assessment of trauma and stress. As therapy progresses, depending on a mutual agreement, we may continue healing the inner child using body-oriented therapies, and quantum resonance techniques. The primary focus will be on person-centered approaches where you will be encouraged to articulate your experiences.

As an MFT, I may recommend you and your partner to practice quantum healing together and explore your altered states of consciousness during the trajectory of your relational intimacy. Psychoeducation may be included as an active therapeutic intervention so that you both understand each other better.

After an in-depth assessment of your personality and attachment styles, we will discuss together which person-centered integrated psychotherapy you prefer, i.e., CBT-E, gestalt therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, quantum healing, and altered states of consciousness integrations.

Energy psychology and quantum healing represent two paradigms that converge at the intersection of ancient healing practices and cutting-edge scientific concepts. Energy psychology integrates a range of therapeutic approaches that recognize and work with the subtle energy systems of the body, aiming to address emotional, mental, and physical imbalances. On the other hand, quantum healing draws inspiration from quantum physics, proposing that shifts at the quantum level can impact overall health.

Gestalt therapy and existentialism, though originating from distinct theoretical frameworks, share a common emphasis on the experiential and phenomenological aspects of human existence. This synthesis explores the intersections between Gestalt therapy, a humanistic and experiential psychotherapeutic approach, and existentialism, a philosophical movement concerned with the nature of existence and individual responsibility. By examining the shared principles we can discern a coherent narrative.

The field of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is dynamic, continually evolving through various enhancements and adaptations to meet the diverse needs of individuals that address a broad spectrum of psychological conditions. New findings from psychology, neuroscience, and technology are integrated to refine and augment the traditional CBT approach. We may call this enhanced cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT-E).