The MLI operates as a nonprofit foundation that aims to support and further scientific projects and research into the foundations underlying the field of manifestations which Jung termed "synchronicity". Furthermore, the foundation’s foremost aim is to promote clinical and educational projects in the field of psychosomatics encompassing theoretical and applied aspects.

As a project of the MLI, Spielzeit represents a service organization that is directed towards the limited purpose of non-profit. Just like all of our departments, Spielzeit-Research.Org follows a financial and organizational idealism; our young patients deserve and depend on it. Our objective is the study of new ways in psychotherapeutic treatment that improve the life quality of young people with disabilities, illnesses or psychosocial challenges.

Both the Swiss federal and cantonal governments have officially recognized the foundation’s and Spielzeit’s important societal contributions as support-worthy. Each one of our team members is personally committed to guaranteeing the continued high quality of these services. While we are politically and religiously unaffiliated, Spielzeit’s tenets deeply embody humanistic principles. We respect the value and dignity of each individual and promote a tolerant humanistic society.

This attitude also defines our team characteristics. The Spielzeit team members abide by the principles of Total Quality Management (TQM). TQM ensures that the same efficiency and quality measures are equally applied to therapy and all other service sectors. This quality approach especially benefits our donation system and the organization of our training projects and research projects.