
Psychologist for relationships: boundaries, trust, self-esteem
Help with repeating patterns in relationships, boundaries, trust and self-worth. Individual and couples sessions online and in Yerevan.
Online and in Yerevan · sessions in Armenian and Russian
Sometimes we end up in the same kind of relationship again and again, cannot say “no”, are afraid of being left, or, the other way round, never let anyone close. There are usually understandable reasons behind this, and they can be worked on.
I work with individuals and with couples. And if your partner is not ready to come yet, a lot can change when you start with yourself.
Why people come
- Repeating patterns and the same conflicts over and over
- Finding it hard to set and hold boundaries
- Fear of being alone, or of closeness
- Low self-esteem, dependence on what others think
- Jealousy, mistrust, emotional dependence
How I work
We explore where your patterns come from, what you feel and what you really want, and try out new ways of being in relationships.
I use CBT, NLP and body-oriented techniques, and EMDR when there is a traumatic experience at the root.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with couples?
Yes. You can come together, to the office in Yerevan or by video. One partner books from their own account, and you both join the session. A couple session costs the same as an online session.
Can I come if the problem is not me but my partner?
Yes. In our sessions we will focus on what is happening with you and what you can do.
Ready to start?
The first step can be a free 15-minute intro call.
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