Dr. Werner Kierski is a highly specialized psychotherapist. Werner integrates a wide range of clinical approaches. Most of his work is in private practise but he is also a member of the therapy team at Schoen Clinic. Prior to that he has been a senior member of the therapy team at the Nightingale Hospital. Before this he worked for several other organisations, including Freedom from Torture a service supporting people who have survived torture. He is one of but a few therapists in the UK who is extensively trained in Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM), which is a fascinating neuro-biology based therapeutic way of treating complex trauma and the way it works can be seen as akin to the release and insight gained through psychedelics. As a supervisor of doctoral candidates, he is involved in supervising a study that is exploring the effect of Ayahuasca on dissociative mental states.In addition to his clinical work Werner has held a number of teaching posts at several leading institutions. Outside of his activities as a psychotherapist he spent six years working with wolves. This deeply moving work has helped him to understand much better how questions of anxiety, survival, communication with others and resilience are interconnected.
