Psychological help

Reasons may include: death of loved ones, divorce, loss of job, finances, violence, disasters or emergencies.

• chronic negative emotions (guilt, shame, jealousy);

• mood swings;

• prolonged grief;

• aggression, anger, irritability;

• burnout, tantrums, panic attacks.

• loss of control;

• conflicts;

• public speaking;

• public transport;

• communication, new acquaintances;

• condemnation or criticism;

• job losses;

• failures;

• open spaces (agarophobia);

• diseases (hypochondria);

• altitude;

• swimming.

• life circumstances;

• age-related changes;

• existential searches;

• professional and family crises.

• low self-esteem;

• excessive self-criticism;

• perfectionism;

• uncertainty;

• lack of joy in life;

• difficulty in making decisions;

• bad habits;

• loss of meaning in life.

• with loved ones, parents, children, colleagues;

• codependency;

• general negative beliefs about people.

For those who seek:

• to know oneself;

• develop strengths;

• find a new direction in life;

• reach a deeper level of self-understanding;

• obtain a resource for solving non-standard tasks.