Personal Processes-
Learning and Recovery

In order to start a personal process, whether a learning process or a recovery process, a person must understand that the ability to change is in his own hands, and that he himself has to want to create change in his life.

A practitioner cannot create change for a client; a practitioner can teach a person how to define what he wants to change in a clear and focused way, and then teach him practical ways of achieving it.

Disclaimer: The Grinberg Method is not intended for persons suffering from conditions considered life-threatening, nor serious illnesses or conditions requiring medical or psychiatric attention. Moreover, it is not intended as a substitute for any kind of required treatment.