Integrative therapy is a progressive and tailored form of therapy that works with the whole person, and meeting the client where they are at.

Collaboration is key in this process, as well as the integration of therapeutic approaches and tools based on the client’s preferences.

Leading research in this field can be found in the work of Mick Cooper and John Norcross, with the idea of therapies being tailored to the individual and not to the constraints of limiting assessments or contextualised schools of thought.

Further details can be found below.