Institute Satori
Institute for psychotherapy and counselling
At the Satori Institute, we provide services and programs that are aimed at improving the quality of life and experience of adult individuals, children, adolescents, various groups and, consequently, the wider society.
Our main activity is the implementation of psychotherapy, methods of deep trauma processing – Brainspotting, parental counseling, various methods and techniques of relaxation, such as mindfulness, autogenic training, etc. Our goal is to provide a high level of psychotherapy and other services based on continuous education, regular supervision, commitment to the code of ethics and personal development, as well as to take a holistic approach to socially important topics. To this end, we are working on the development and implementation of the Program for the Integrated Development of Children during Primary Schooling, programs for creativity – the inclusion of integrative creativity in the development of children, adolescents and students, and to comprehensively approach the socially very current issue of coping and coping with stress – the Program for the Integrated Treatment of Coping with Stress.
It is a Japanese word derived from Zen Buddhism. The ultimate purpose is to enable the individual to see the world in a completely new, holistic way. This is possible based on an absolute conscious presence in the present moment HERE AND NOW.
Satori is a brief experience of complete peace in the body for a few seconds, it means that there is no room for any kind of un-balance, non-harmony or non-health… The continuous constant experience of Satori can be called enlightenment. Satori is experienced by the disciple with occasional transitions from mental noise (for our thinking is constantly working) to absolute calm and power. During meditation, a person seeks Satori or peace and quietness within himself. In other words, it’s a mind-emptying!
This absolute state of peace and perfect harmony is the natural state of man, but even one such conscious experience of this perfect serenity (Satori) can change us for just a few seconds, forever. However, this condition does not affect a person by itself, it must be pursued. As if we were wading into a lake, our understanding grows deeper with each new step. As the parable tells, reaching a satori is like learning to walk. The child takes a few steps but falls; and eventually learns to stand and walk without flinching (Satori).
