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KaterynaPsychologist
To untangle is to see where the thread begins.
Individual sessions for adults. A calm, safe space to talk about what's difficult and find clarity step by step — at your own pace, without judgement or hurry.
Thoughts going round in circles.
A knot you can't undo alone.
Together we find where the thread begins.
And breathing gets easier.
01 — About
Kateryna
Psychologist
I'm Kateryna. I work with people who feel their life has become a tangled ball of thread: anxiety, exhaustion, difficulties in relationships, moving abroad and finding yourself in a new place.
My work is based on [your method or approach, e.g. cognitive behavioural therapy, Gestalt, an integrative approach]. Confidentiality, respect for your pace and clear agreements matter to me.
- [Education and qualifications]
- [Years of experience]
- Languages: Ukrainian, German, English
Every story looks tangled when you see it from the inside. In therapy we don't cut the knots — we gently look for where the thread begins, and step by step bring back your sense of footing, clarity and choice.
What
I work with
The concerns people most often bring to me. Don't see yours? Write to me and we'll talk it through.
- 01
Anxiety and overthinking
When your mind won't rest and thoughts keep circling back.
- 02
Burnout and exhaustion
When your energy keeps shrinking while your demands on yourself keep growing.
- 03
Relationships
Partnership, family, boundaries, patterns that keep repeating.
- 04
Self-esteem
The inner critic, self-doubt, finding out what you really want.
- 05
Moving and settling in
Life in a new country, language, loneliness, a new sense of identity.
- 06
Crises and loss
Break-ups, loss, sudden changes that pulled the ground from under you.
How it works
Request
Choose a time that suits you online and briefly describe what brings you.
First session
We get to know each other, clarify your request and agree on the format.
Regular sessions
50 minutes, usually once a week, online at a time that suits you.
Start with one conversation
The first step is the hardest. We'll take the rest together.