Integrative Psychotherapy is a collection of developmentally-based and relationally-focused concepts about the practice of psychotherapy. The theories and methods of Integrative Psychotherapy serve as a blueprint for the psychotherapist to facilitate clients’ internal integration of physiological sensations, feelings, thoughts, and actions.

In short, integration means becoming whole, with full access to all that you are, and may become. The term integration refers to the combination of effective, behavioural, cognitive and physiological theory and methods of psychotherapy as well as the outcome of psychotherapy – the integration or assimilation within the client of the fragmented or fixated aspects of the personality.