When conflicts, uncertainty, tension, or pain appear in relationships, we help you find a path toward greater understanding, closeness, and trust — whether it concerns partnership, family, parenting, or intergenerational relationships.
When everything feels like too much, you feel under pressure, experience long-term fatigue, or lose joy in work and everyday life.
When you are accompanied by worries, uncertainty, an overwhelmed mind, or feelings that prevent you from experiencing greater calm and ease.
When you are going through a difficult period, the loss of a loved one, a breakup, or another painful life change.
When you doubt yourself, lack self-confidence, are searching for your own direction, or want to live more in harmony with yourself.
You do not need to have your problem clearly named. Sometimes you may simply feel that something is not right, that something is too much, or that you do not feel well in your life. Therapy can be a space where we explore this together.
We are a team of therapists brought together not only by the same psychotherapeutic training, but also by a shared journey of personal growth. Our professional paths crossed through a common desire to provide high-quality, accessible, and empathetic therapy (a supportive, helping conversation) for people seeking guidance during challenging periods of life.
What matters to us is creating a space where everyone feels accepted, understood, and safely guided on their path toward mental well-being.
It matters to me that therapy is helpful for you.
You don’t need to think anything through or prepare in any special way before meeting with me. It is enough to come just as you are.
I offer you relief from sadness, anxiety, depression, misunderstandings, inner unrest, troubling thoughts and other difficulties you may be coming with ...
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I have spent most of my professional life in education. I began as a teacher, took a few years’ detour into development, and eventually co-founded and, for nearly 15 years, served as the director of a private kindergarten and elementary school …
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My journey toward therapy was inspired by studying philosophy, history, and later social work.
Over the years, I discovered that while theoretical knowledge is important to me, I find true fulfillment in working with people…
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I hold a master’s degree in social work, but before deciding to pursue psychotherapy, I tried working as a flight attendant. And I must say—I enjoyed it so much that I ended up staying in the role longer than I originally planned …
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Take your time to get to know the profiles of our therapists, and choose the contact method that suits you best for your selected therapist — by phone, email, or through the booking form. The therapist will then confirm your chosen appointment time.
In your first session, your therapist will help you feel safe and comfortable. You will talk about what brings you here and set mutual expectations together.
You and your therapist will explore your topic and look for paths that make sense for you. You don’t need to prepare anything in advance—you can talk about whatever is troubling you. The therapist will ask questions, but you set the direction of the conversation.
At the end of your first meeting, you will decide together whether and how to continue. Therapy is a process that unfolds according to your needs and pace.
Sometimes it may be useful to record the session (for the therapist’s use) or to include a reflecting team. These options are always discussed individually and only with your consent.
When you feel ready, you can easily choose an available slot in our booking system.
If you feel that your problems are affecting your daily life, relationships, work, or health, therapy can be a helpful step. You don’t need to wait until you are “at rock bottom”—psychotherapy can also support you with everyday challenges and personal growth.
The length of therapy depends on your needs. Some people need just a few sessions to resolve a specific issue, while others attend therapy long-term to work through deeper topics.
Some psychotherapeutic services may be covered by health insurance, usually if they are provided by a clinical psychologist. Private therapists typically work on a self-pay basis.
This depends on your needs and the agreement with your therapist. Usually, meetings take place once every 2 weeks, but this can vary depending on the intensity of work on a given topic.
No—you don’t have to share anything you’re not comfortable with. Therapy is a safe space where you can move at your own pace.
Therapy is not just for adults—children and teenagers can also see a therapist. Children’s therapy focuses on helping with emotions, behavior, school issues, or family relationships.
Children’s therapy often includes:
Therapy for teenagers can help with:
Every therapist has their own focus—some work mainly with anxiety and depression, others with relationships or burnout. Check whether the therapist has experience with the issue you want to address.
Yes! Trust between client and therapist is essential. If you don’t feel comfortable with a therapist or feel they are not listening to you, it’s not a good sign. Don’t be afraid to try someone else.
You can certainly ask around, but keep in mind that what works for one person might not work for you. Each therapist has a different approach, so your own experience is the best guide.
That can happen—and it’s perfectly okay. The first session is mainly about finding out if you and the therapist are a good fit. If you have doubts, you can switch to another therapist. It’s important that you feel comfortable.
Therapy costs can vary, and a higher price does not necessarily mean better quality. Consider your financial situation—some insurance companies may contribute to the cost of therapy.
In the first session, we set the foundation for our cooperation while also diving into your topics right away. Together, we look for paths and possible solutions that can be useful to you. In follow-up sessions, we build on what works and focus on positive changes.
Payment: via QR code or bank transfer (invoice).
Cancellation: at least 24 hours in advance; later cancellations are subject to a full fee.
Consultations can also be held online, or in English with selected therapists.
Choose from the available times and reserve your spot.
It’s quick, simple, and only takes a moment.
You don’t need to book a session right away. Maybe, for now, it’s enough just to ask what you’re curious about. We’ll be happy to answer and together find out what might work best for you.
