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Articles and reflections
Writing about relationships, anxiety, inner support and psychological work.
Should You Tell a Child That Their Father Is at War?
Why a young child needs age-appropriate truth, and how to talk about war without frightening detail but also without a harmful secret.
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How a Women’s Circle Can Support Work with Traumatic Experience
A safe space, creativity and peer support in gentle work with experiences for which words may not yet be available.
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Relationships as a Value and the Psychologist’s Main Instrument
A personal reflection on non-judgemental acceptance, human contact and why the therapist’s personality matters beyond the consulting room.
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Relying on Yourself Instead of Receiving Ready-Made Answers
The role of a helping professional, the individuality of every person and work that supports trust in oneself and one’s own answers.
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My Professional Path and Choice of Psychotherapy Method
Training, the search for depth in therapeutic work, the psychodynamic approach, perinatal psychotherapy and further professional development.
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How to Choose a Psychotherapist and Why Contact Matters
The importance of your own sense of comfort with a therapist, the role of the method and the right to choose the professional who…
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A Psychologist Is Still a Living Person
A personal reflection on expectations of perfection, and a psychologist’s right to mistakes, emotions, family life and personal boundaries.
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A Psychotherapist Does Not Give Ready-Made Advice
Why psychotherapy explores your inner world, helps you find your own answers and restores inner capacity without prescribing a “correct” way to live.
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How to Support a Child During Shelling
Different ways children respond to danger, honest age-appropriate language, and the support of a steady connection with an adult.
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