What is it
The Therapeutic Fairytale is a form of group psychotherapy that utilizes fairy tales and symbolism to approach symptoms such as anxiety, emotional exhaustion, guilt, fear, as well as repetitive patterns in relationships and daily functioning.
Each meeting works on a carefully selected fairy tale and guided discussion in a safe context.

What does it help
• Reduction of internal tension and symptoms of anxiety
• Stabilization of mood and better self-regulation
• Clearer choices in relationships/boundaries (less repetition of the same patterns)
• Relief and a sense of security through the group process

How does it work
Through the fairy tale, participants safely see what they have difficulty saying in words.
The symbolism of the characters and the plot helps to identify the emotional roots of the difficulties and to begin therapeutic treatment without pressure.

Indicative fairy tales – thematic
• The path of colors – Adaptation & acceptance of change
• The chest with golden secrets – Hidden needs, desires
• The dragon who feared fire – Transformation of fear
• The source of invisible power – Mental resilience
• The island that listened to the heart – Contact with the inner self

Coordination
The workshop was designed and coordinated by
Dr. Theodora Papadopoulou-Chamouza — Psychodynamic Psychotherapist, Neurolinguist, Author, with many years of clinical experience in individual and group therapies.

Practical information
•  Two Saturdays per month, 13:00–14:30
•  €25 per self-contained workshop
•  Child & Family Development Centre, 14 Ellinikou, Galatsi
• 210 2917 673 · 6971 586 071
• theodora.papadopoulou@gmail.com

Why join now
• For relief from stress and pressure without having to "tell everything" from the very beginning
• For more stable everyday life and better relationships at home and at work
• Because the group framework offers security & practical support, with realistic commitment: 2 meetings/month

Book a place
Take the first step towards more peace and stability.
Send an email to theodora.papadopoulou@gmail.com or call 210 2917 673 / 6971 586 071.