I am currently in my final year of psychotherapy training in Systemic Family Psychotherapy, and I work with clients under supervision. I completed my undergraduate and master's studies at the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade - Department of Clinical Psychology. I volunteered for a year as an intern at the psychiatry department at Dragiša Mišović Hospital, where I performed clinical assessments that included clinical interviews, as well as administering various tests such as intelligence tests, personality tests, and various projective tests. In my previous practice, I have mostly worked with adolescents, and I currently volunteer at a center that provides psychotherapy services to at-risk youth. In addition, I also work with adults, and I am very interested in couples psychotherapy. The topics I most often encounter in my practice are anxiety, depressive states, relationship problems, family problems, stress, behavioral problems, impulsivity, loss, and life crises. I believe that in psychotherapy, the relationship between the therapist and the client is crucial for psychological healing. It is important to me to provide my clients with a safe space in which they can express their feelings, thoughts and experiences and that through a relationship of trust, acceptance and cooperation they develop a sense of security that allows them to explore themselves more deeply and be ready for change.
In addition to systemic family therapy, I am also very interested in psychodynamic approaches and depth psychology, as well as existential psychology and issues of meaning, freedom and personal responsibility. I am a great lover of nature, movement, animals and everything creative.