Centro Terapia Strategica is an esteemed research, training, and psychotherapy institute founded in 1987 by Giorgio Nardone and Paul Watzlawick. Located in Arezzo, Italy, it serves as the headquarters for the Post-Graduate Specialization School for Physicians and Psychologists in Brief Strategic Therapy (Giorgio Nardone's Model), recognized by the Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) for the qualification of Psychotherapist. The institute was established with the aim of advancing the model of the Mental Research Institute of Palo Alto (Brief Therapy) to develop a more advanced therapeutic technology that achieves more effective and efficient treatment results, adaptable to different cultures.

They have successfully developed over 30 research projects, resulting in original therapeutic protocols that are considered industry best practices today. Centro Terapia Strategica has treated over 25,000 patients from around the world, with a majority of these therapies being video recorded, compiling the most extensive archive of clinical cases in the field of psychotherapy. The model's overall effectiveness stands at an impressive 89%, with an average therapy duration of 7 sessions.

This institute has become a global reference point for brief strategic psychotherapy and communication-based change. With over 200 official collaborators, they operate in all five continents, offering specialized training and conducting research projects. Centro Terapia Strategica remains committed to the synergy between scientific research and clinical practice, striving to enhance the effectiveness and reliability of their therapeutic activities while always pushing the boundaries of their strategic, communication, and therapeutic techniques