Process work applies to many areas of working with people. Below we present both those that are associated with therapy, as well as those less known, which can bring unusual effects, thanks to the use of process work.

• Individual and couple psychotherapy
• Family work
• Supporting personal development
• Working with physical symptoms, including discovering their meanings
• Working with dreams, visions and memories
• Therapeutic work with abuse and traumatic experiences
• Working with people in altered states of consciousness
• Working with people in a coma, vegetative states and other distant states of consciousness
• Supporting language learning
• Individual work on one’s self
• Planning and development of the professional path
• The development of creativeness and creativity
• Supporting artistic activities (e.g. working with actors)
• Worldwork – working with social and political problems
• Transforming historical patterns and traumas
• Working with minority groups
• Working with social conflicts
• Working with organizations
• Issues related to leadership
• Learning to use power and privilege consciously
• Working with conflicts
• ...and other