Psychologist for loss, breakups and life crises
Support through grief, the loss of a loved one, divorce and sudden change. Crisis intervention and psychotherapy online and in Yerevan, in Armenian and Russian.
Online and in Yerevan · sessions in Armenian and Russian
The death of someone close, a breakup, losing a job or a home can turn ordinary life upside down. Grief does not need to be “got over” quickly, but you do not have to go through it alone either.
I have experience in crisis intervention and psychological first aid. I help people find something to hold on to when it seems there is nothing.
Why people come
- The recent death of someone close
- A divorce or a painful breakup
- Sudden change: losing a job, illness, a move
- A sense that the grief is “stuck” and is not getting easier
- Guilt, anger, emptiness
How I work
In an acute crisis we first steady things: sleep, basic daily tasks, support nearby. Then we gently work with the feelings that are hard to bear, and with how to go on living.
I use crisis intervention, CBT and body-oriented therapy.
Frequently asked questions
When is it worth seeing a psychologist after a loss?
If the pain has been getting in the way of ordinary life for months, if you have no strength for basic things, or if you simply want support. You can reach out at any time: there is no need to wait until things get “really bad”.
What if I feel I do not want to live?
Please do not keep this to yourself. If your life is in immediate danger, call 911. These thoughts can and should be talked about in a session.
Ready to start?
The first step can be a free 15-minute intro call.
