Kristina Rybchyk
Years of experience: 5
Works with: Individuals, Couples
Struggles with emotional regulation, anxiety, fear of failure, resentment, negative self-beliefs, body image issues, irr…
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Years of experience: 5
Works with: Individuals, Couples
Struggles with emotional regulation, anxiety, fear of failure, resentment, negative self-beliefs, body image issues, irr…
Years of experience: 27
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Families
I work with personal and interpersonal challenges, including depressive states, anxiety disorders, and difficulties in f…
Years of experience: 17
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Families, Teenagers, Children
Phobias, conflicts, family issues, psychoanalytic therapy, psychodiagnostics, psychocorrection, and psychotherapy.
Years of experience: 24
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Families, Organizations
Years of experience: 11
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Teenagers
I help clients address personal issues, working on self-esteem, interpersonal and family relationships. I specialize in…
Years of experience: 4
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Families
Requests for personal growth; improving interpersonal relationships; resolving conflicts; career guidance and support; e…
Years of experience: 26
Works with: Individuals, Couples, Families, Teenagers
Personal and family issues, interpersonal relationships, parent-child dynamics. Personal development concerns such as se…
In couples therapy, the client is the relationship itself, not the individual. A couples therapist maintains neutrality, does not look for someone to blame, and does not take sides. Their goal is to help the couple identify destructive behavioral patterns and change them.
The most common issues include loss of trust after infidelity, sexual disharmony, constant criticism and emotional detachment, normative crises in relationships, as well as situations where the couple is on the verge of divorce but wants to give the relationship one last chance.
Pressure and coercion won’t work. You can suggest a trial session . If your partner still refuses, you can start with individual therapy. By changing your own reactions and boundaries, you also influence the dynamics of the relationship.
Online couples therapy is popular and effective. Partners can be together in front of one camera in the comfort of their home or connect from different cities or countries if they are currently apart. The main thing is to ensure privacy during the call.