Existential Sustainability & Philosophical Praxis
Heinrich Hort
Here, we do not seek solutions or comfort. We do not try to fix what is broken - neither in ourselves nor in the world. Life is often fragile, unpredictable, and beyond repair. This practice stays with that reality.Existential practice is not about fixing, improving, or making life “work.” It does not promise clarity, relief, or growth. Most paths point forward - toward resolution, toward healing. This practice does not. It stays with the questions, the discomfort, the irreparable.It does not aim to change you. It does not hold space for your progress. It is not consolation. It is for those who can no longer trust the idea of solutions, for those who find hope hollow.We attend to what remains when life cannot be neatly controlled - when human desire meets the limits of the earth, and when uncertainty and fragility are unavoidable.Hello, my Name is Heinrich and I completed my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy at the Global Center for Advanced Studies. I am also pursuing a Master’s degree in Psychoanalysis here. In the meantime, I have studied Existential Therapy at Oxford University. My approach is influenced by contemporary psychoanalysts such as Julie Reshe, Duane Rousselle, and Leon Brenner.Appointments for Existential Counseling are arranged by email.
Fees are determined according to your personal circumstances - a reduced rate is available upon request.
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