Polytherapy is a spiritual, manifold therapeutic method. It enables one to have deep insights into the subconscious and unconscious layers of the psyche. At the same time it helps to transform those psychic blocks, complexes and other disorders, which have been brought into consciousness, into positive and creative manifestations of life. Polytherapy can be offered as therapy sessions for individuals or for couples, but only as group therapy does it encompass all its aspects and thus achieves its greatest effect.

The polytherapy consists of five main aspects:

1. Therapy of truth
- Supported by the therapist and the group, openly confessing one's minor and major "sins", faults and deviations (present and past).
- Presenting faults that others have committed or are still committing against one (without names). The accent is on things usually told only to the priest and/or - psychiatrist, or not spoken about.
- The greatest positive effect is achieved by saying things most difficult to utter. In this collective confession the greatest significance is given to sexual aspect.
2. Therapy of witnesses
- consists of deliberate observation, experiencing and overcoming embarrassment and pains of the person speaking.
- consists of deliberate observation, experiencing, and overcoming one's own embarrassment and pain, thinking about having to do the same oneself (the same holds for embarrassment and pains caused by the contents itself).
3. Role-playing therapy
Each participant should play the following three roles:
- confessor
- witness
- therapist (as much as will contribute to the success of the therapy in the therapist's assessment)
4. Pressure Therapy
Pressure on a person to confess something is done only at the person's request. All the people present are instructed in advance that they can request the interruption of this most delicate sort of therapy at any moment.
5. Love Therapy
The therapist together with all the other participants of polytherapy tries hard to support the endeavours of everybody during this painful but very cathartic process.
Anything learned about anyone during polytherapy is a polytherapy secret binding all the participants equally.