I am Mina, RE&KBT therapist under supervision, master clinical psychologist and member of the Serbian Association of Psychologists. I have experience working at the Children's Clinic, and the Psychiatry Clinic, and at the reception department for personality assessment in prison, over 4 years of working with clients as a therapist, a year of personal work with an RE&KBT therapist, as well as more than a year with a family system, which is still ongoing.

I completed my master's studies in clinical psychology in Rome, at the Sapienza University, Department of Medicine and Psychology. I dealt with the strangest and most interesting disorders, and the works of Alexander Loewen and his mentor Wilhelm Reich on the topic of breathing, meditation and awareness of the unconscious and their theories on the development and division of personality types.

Socrates says that the unexplored life is not worth living. Therapy is a place to explore yourself, and by exploring yourself we can also understand others and the life around us.

Therapy is also a process, a mutual work between therapist and client. It requires trust, patience and curiosity. It happens not only in the session, but also in the period between two sessions, when the client uses the tools that the therapist gives and that help him to understand the motive, accept and solve the problem.