Mazes represent a fantastic way of developing an understanding of some of the hidden aspects of our nature. They also provide us with a way of exploring some of our choices and dead ends. Many people love exploring them, and pitching their wits against them.
Maze Therapy™ is a therapy tool developed by David Moat, following breakthrough work with one of his clients. Many of us will have enjoyed tracing our way through a maze at some point in their lives, often as children – whether it be on paper, or physically walking through one such as that found at Hampton Court Palace. In itself, tracing a maze can be a very mindful exercise. Maze Therapy™ takes this further, and deeper, enabling clients to experience a release from long-term difficulties. It can be used as a therapeutic tool in its own right or can be integrated into existing approaches. Therapeutic breakthroughs often occur when clients realise that aspects of their lives are more like a maze than a straight line, and that, just like any maze, there is always a solution.
Please feel free talk to us about whether this approach might help you.
External Contents
The contents provided here cannot be displayed due to your current cookie settings.
This website may offer content or functionality that is provided by third parties on their own responsibility. These third parties may set their own cookies, e.g. to track user activity or to personalize and optimize their offers.
Cookie Settings
This website uses cookies to provide visitors with an optimal user experience. Certain third party content is only displayed if "Third Party Content" is enabled.
Technically necessary
These cookies are necessary for the operation of the website, e.g. to protect it against hacker attacks and to ensure a consistent and demand-oriented appearance of the site.
Analytical
These cookies are used to further optimize the user experience. This includes statistics provided to the website operator by third parties and the display of personalised advertising by tracking user activity across different websites.
Third Party Content
This website may offer content or functionality that is provided by third parties on their own responsibility. These third parties may set their own cookies, e.g. to track user activity or to personalize and optimize their offers.