Nina Senecic, an IBP therapist

The idea of becoming a psychotherapist came to me rather spontaneously, a product of my own extensive experience as a client. Thanks to therapy and the support of my therapists over the years, I’ve come to find that inner place of self-acceptance and the feeling of being connected with myself. Of course, this radically changed — for the better — my life and relationships. Now I live by the creed of authenticity, positive intent, and energetic and body fluidity. The desire to support others on their personal journeys came naturally, and I have had the privilege and joy of
doing that for eight years. I have full faith in both the therapeutic work and the therapeutic relationship.

My practice is holistic and based on the fact that the mind and body are inseparable, and that the body can access those experiences that our conscious selves cannot. The body remembers in ways the mind never could, and IBP developed methods to extract this material and make it ready for conscious examination and processing. This way we open ourselves, allowing the free flow, and build our capacity to feel the full range and intensity of emotions, which reflects the
state of our mental and physical health. When working with clients, I combine IBP,
psychodynamic therapy, bioenergetics, mindfulness, meditation, strength training principles, postural organization, therapeutic dance, free movement, core energetics exercises, and personal development methods.