Half price for couples therapy at Peter Mark
Want to strengthen your relationship and contribute to the exam material?
Are you a couple searching for ways to improve communication, restore trust and revitalise intimacy in your relationship? Peter Mark, an experienced psychotherapist with 30 years of practice including couples therapy, is now offering couples therapy sessions at a reduced price for the rest of 2024.
About the course
These sessions are part of exam assignments for Jytte Vikkelsøe's couple therapy course, where Peter Mark has followed the special programme "The Mythical Impasse". This unique system, developed by Vikkelsøe, brings new dimensions to relationships and couple therapy.
Is Couples Therapy for you?
- Has communication between you become difficult?
- Do you no longer feel understood by the other person?
- Is there loneliness in the relationship?
- Do you miss closeness and intimacy in everyday life?
- Is conflict the closest encounter you have?
- Maybe trust is no longer so strong?
How do I work with you?
I start with the problem you bring to the table and work with you to solve the problem by
- Creating a bigger perspective in the relationship
- Helping you to see each other from a bigger place
- Open your understanding to each other's deepest pain
- Recognising and owning old wounds
- Meeting each other from a deeper and more adult place
Practical information
- Each session lasts approximately 1½ hours
- The price is DKK 900 per time for the first five times. After that, it's DKK 1800 per session. If you as a couple are selected to be included in the exam material, all sessions will cost DKK 900.
- The couples therapy takes place at Frederiksgade 7, 1st floor, 3400 Hillerød.
Interested?
Write to me to arrange a free, 45-minute clarifying conversation where I will learn about your situation and issues and assess whether I expect to be able to help you.
Sincerely yours,
Peter Mark
Write to
mail@privatpsykiater.dk
Jytte Vikkelsøe's method
The mythical impasse method uncovers your conflict patterns based on your upbringing and early experiences that have characterised you and now unfold unconsciously in your relationship. These unconscious dynamics create a recurring pattern of conflict that few are able to break on their own, often leaving you feeling powerless, frustrated, angry, bitter, sad - or even divorced.
Taking childhood wounds with you
We all develop strategies as children to adapt to our environment and gain love and acceptance. Although our parents love us, they themselves are often scarred by their own childhood experiences, which affects their ability to be there for us as children to varying degrees. These experiences of neglect and the wounds they leave behind are carried with us into our adult love relationships, where they can lead to disagreements.
Lasting changes
Many forms of couples counselling do not go deep enough to address this imbalance effectively. There is a limit to how much good principles of better communication can do when unconscious childhood wounds and learnt strategies for gaining acceptance and love are at stake. It is therefore necessary to first understand and integrate these elements to create lasting change.