DNMS (Developmental Needs-Meeting Strategy) is a recently developed psychotherapy for healing unresolved childhood emotional wounds. Dr. Hill received training in the US in 2005 for this 20-step protocol, which is based on what is known about brain development before birth through adulthood. Gentle and respectful, DNMS uses approaches found in ego-state therapy, inner-child and developmental attachment theory, EMDR therapy and the latest developments in neuro-science.

DNMS has been able to successfully address a broad range of problems in adults and adolescents, including those related to depression, loneliness, anger, rejection or abandonment.  Ex-patriates living far from their families of origin find DNMS especially effective, in working through problems unique to ex-pat living, as they learn to tap into the confident, mature resources within themselves.

If you’d like to learn more about the DNMS process and how it works, click here to link to a 25-minute introductory video. Or visit the DNMS Institute website at www.dnmsinstitute.com.

To date,  Dr. Hill is the only trained DNMS therapist currently practicing in continental Europe.