How does it work?
Choose a therapist
Find a therapist who suits you best (if you need any help, you can email us).
Find a therapistMake an appointment
Make an appointment by sending a message to your chosen therapist
Pay for the therapy session
By clicking on the link provided
Attend therapy
By clicking on the video call link we provide or by attending the clinic in person.
Our therapists
Our psychotherapists are qualified in various therapeutic approaches.
In a safe and trusting relationship, they use effective techniques that will help you with your challenges. They are distinguished by extensive experience and satisfied clients who, with their help, have improved the quality of their lives, their relationship with themselves and others.
Do you need help with choosing the right therapist for yourself?
We are here to help you. Send us an email.
Professional
We have carefully selected qualified and accredited therapists in one place
Confidential
We take great care to protect your privacy and confidentiality
No waiting lists
Our therapists will contact you within two working days (in some cases on the same day)
Not quite ready to choose a therapist? Or not quite ready to book?
You may be keen to take care of you - but unsure where to start?
Therapy offers space to reflect, reset and move forward at your own pace. It is a place to gain perspective, find balance and take care of your mental wellbeing.
If you are still considering your options or just need a bit more time,
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Our clients' reviews
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy helps with various mental health issues, improves quality of life and interpersonal relationships, enhances our abilities and potentials and supports personal growth. Through conversation and the therapeutic relationship with a psychotherapist, we seek the most suitable solutions for our problems and challenges, and work to address negative emotions and behaviors. Choosing psychotherapy is a sign of psychological maturity, responsibility towards oneself and care for one’s health.
More …Depression
Depression is characterized by a persistently negative mood, a noticeable reduction in interest and pleasure in daily activities and difficulties with managing daily tasks. These symptoms last for at least two weeks. In the part of the brain that regulates mood, the balance of chemical transmitters, which carry messages between different cells in the brain, is disrupted.
More …Anxiety
Anxiety is a rather complex and multifaceted concept. We also use different terms to describe the feeling of anxiety such as apprehension, tension, nervousness, fear, stage fright, worry, and so on. These are very different states but are accompanied by similar signs. Anxiety essentially refers to a state of nervous tension. It is an unpleasant emotion typically accompanied by physical and behavioral changes similar to those seen in a normal stress response.
More …Couples therapy
Couples therapy is sometimes referred to as marital therapy or counseling. It is suitable for partners or spouses who want to improve their relationship, communication, address problems and struggles or build a strong, quality and fulfilling partnership.
More …Stress
Stress, in moderate amounts, helps motivate us to push ourselves to perform the best we can. Therefore, stress is not always bad. However, when our lives are constantly on "emergency mode," our body pays the "price". If we frequently find ourselves feeling overwhelmed and out of control in our lives, it's time to seek and restore balance.
More …Bipolar disorder
We all feel happier on certain days, full of energy and optimism, while other times we may feel drained, sad, and unmotivated. This is a completely normal phenomenon. However, for people with bipolar disorder, these "ups and downs" are more pronounced and intense. Bipolar disorder causes severe changes in mood, energy, thinking, and behavior, ranging from the highs of mania on one side to the lows of depression on the other.
More …Personal growth
Personal growth is a process that constantly evolves within an individual. It is not something static that we can "master" once and for all. Our lives are continuously changing and developing, so we must learn how to handle changes, adapt to them, and live in harmony with them.
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