Jan Moller, MD
Psychotherapist - Counsellor - Health Educator
Jan approaches his patients with empathy and authentic curiosity. He meets them at their current stage of experience with a non-judgmental and caring approach, fostering trust. This creates a safe space where they feel heard and empowered to explore their inner resources for healing and personal growth.
He was born in Norway and graduated from medical school in Germany in 1982. After graduating, he studied Acupuncture in Norway, Singapore and Spain, and Yoga, Mindfulness and Meditation in India. From working for several years combining western and eastern medicine, he has adopted a holistic approach to health and healing.
The main focus of Jan's work has been in the fields of psychology and psychotherapy. His work as a counselor and psychotherapist is based on various theoretical models and practical methods, including systemic family therapy, gestalt therapy, hypnotherapy, solution-focused brief therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and holotropic breath therapy.
He has extensive understanding of and experience with people in crisis, as well as with psychosocial coping strategies, personal development, and mental illness and trauma. As a health educator, he has designed and facilitated Self-Help Programs for individuals, as well as Work and Life Quality Programs for groups and business organizations.
From having lived 30 years in Latin America, Jan has experience with the therapeutic use of the indigenous herbal brew Ayahuasca and with integration therapy with individuals who, after Auyahuasca ceremonies, have sought counselling and therapy. He is a member of the Norwegian Association of Psychedelic Science that is promoting and conducting research into psychedelic assisted psychotherapy.
He is the author of the book "Self-Discovery: The Challenging Path to a Fulfilling Life“ (Editorial IESA 2005). Jas is also a musician, composing and producing meditation music he uses in training programs and therapy sessions.
He has four children and moved back to Norway in 2018 after 1 year in USA, 7 years in Germany, 27 years in Venezuela and 3 years in Panama.
From 2018 he established a private practice in Lillehammer, Norway. From 2022 to 2024 he also worked as a counsellor and therapist in the Community Mental Health and Family Team, Gausdal Municipality, Norway. After 6 years in Norway, he moved to Sydney, Australia, where he now lives.
Jan approaches his patients with empathy and authentic curiosity. He meets them at their current stage of experience with a non-judgmental and caring approach, fostering trust. This creates a safe space where they feel heard and empowered to explore their inner resources for healing and personal growth.
He was born in Norway and graduated from medical school in Germany in 1982. After graduating, he studied Acupuncture in Norway, Singapore and Spain, and Yoga, Mindfulness and Meditation in India. From working for several years combining western and eastern medicine, he has adopted a holistic approach to health and healing.
The main focus of Jan's work has been in the fields of psychology and psychotherapy. His work as a counselor and psychotherapist is based on various theoretical models and practical methods, including systemic family therapy, gestalt therapy, hypnotherapy, solution-focused brief therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and holotropic breath therapy.
He has extensive understanding of and experience with people in crisis, as well as with psychosocial coping strategies, personal development, and mental illness and trauma. As a health educator, he has designed and facilitated Self-Help Programs for individuals, as well as Work and Life Quality Programs for groups and business organizations.
From having lived 30 years in Latin America, Jan has experience with the therapeutic use of the indigenous herbal brew Ayahuasca and with integration therapy with individuals who, after Auyahuasca ceremonies, have sought counselling and therapy. He is a member of the Norwegian Association of Psychedelic Science that is promoting and conducting research into psychedelic assisted psychotherapy.
He is the author of the book "Self-Discovery: The Challenging Path to a Fulfilling Life“ (Editorial IESA 2005). Jas is also a musician, composing and producing meditation music he uses in training programs and therapy sessions.
He has four children and moved back to Norway in 2018 after 1 year in USA, 7 years in Germany, 27 years in Venezuela and 3 years in Panama.
From 2018 he established a private practice in Lillehammer, Norway. From 2022 to 2024 he also worked as a counsellor and therapist in the Community Mental Health and Family Team, Gausdal Municipality, Norway. After 6 years in Norway, he moved to Sydney, Australia, where he now lives.
