My hope is some of the words and images here will help you decide if you can trust me with your story.
Our stories define and connect us. In our stories we grow and heal.
I believe there isn’t more important work.
The mandala is an archetypal image whose occurrence is attested throughout the ages. It signifies the wholeness of the Self. This circular image represents the wholeness of the psychic ground or, to put it in mythic terms, the divinity incarnate in man.
-CG Jung. Memories, Dreams Reflections, pg 393
mandalas by N.P.S. ca. ‘19-’21
I’m a Jungian Analyst-in-Training at the International School of Analytical Psychology ISAPZurich.com, welcoming clients at offices in Zug and Zurich at reduced psychotherapy rates.
As a child, I was always two things - fascinated by people’s stories and magnetically drawn to the big questions. I’ve been cultivating my interest in people’s stories in the context of the big questions ever since.
I found many answers to the big questions in CG Jung’s work and eventually in my own personal Jungian Analysis that followed, more than any other healing modality I’ve studied and I’ve studied many. I believe that Jungian Analysis is a powerfully healing practice for people navigating the ever-increasing pressures of modern life.
In Jungian Analysis, we are able to face the unknown with a sense of meaning and purpose in order to live the way we were meant to live.
With a BA and an MBA, I spent 20 years as a global sales executive in the commercial architecture industry working with many different people and cultures from all over the world. I am a certified ICF Executive Coach and a RYT-registered vinyasa yoga teacher with many certifications in various other forms of psychology and mindfulness.
For several years, my wife and children and I have called central Switzerland home, located in close proximity to the mountains and my offices in the center of Zug and the city of Zurich.