The natur­opath for psy­cho­the­rapy, psy­cho­the­ra­pist (HP) or also “small natur­opath”, usually does not go through a study and can be acqui­red by a fur­ther edu­ca­tion. Which methods the the­ra­pist uses is at his dis­cre­tion and does not have to be sci­en­ti­fi­cally reco­gni­zed or sup­ported by evi­dence. This does not mean, howe­ver, that the metho­do­logy of the psy­cho­the­ra­pist after the alter­na­tive medi­cal tre­at­ment is less hel­pful! As with all the­rapy methods, the sup­ported person must know for hims­elf which method is the best for him.

Due to the free­dom of the­rapy, psy­cho­the­ra­pists (HP) are allo­wed to use all forms of the­rapy that they have lear­ned on a sound basis. Thus, the spec­trum of pos­si­bi­li­ties ranges from talk the­rapy to beha­vi­oral the­rapy to hyp­no­the­rapy. Due to the fle­xi­bi­lity in their work, they often choose the methods that have proven to be either most suc­cessful or best suited to the client.