A space where we can look with more patience at what keeps repeating, hiding or asking to be understood.
You may have already tried to understand what is happening. You have read, analysed and talked to people close to you. And still, there are moments when rational understanding is not enough for something to change.
In Jungian psychotherapy, we do not start from the idea that you are a problem to be fixed. We try to understand what anxiety, sadness, a repeating conflict or the feeling of being far from yourself may be expressing.
What does a Jungian approach mean?
It means looking at the whole person: your story, relationships, body, dreams, images, contradictions and the ways the past is still present.
There is no universal dictionary of symbols and no interpretation that applies to everyone. A dream, reaction or image becomes meaningful in relation to the life of the person who experiences it.
Sometimes we work directly with what is happening now. Sometimes we notice a pattern that keeps returning: the same fear of abandonment, the same need to save someone, the same difficulty saying no or the same feeling that you have to prove you deserve love.
What we can work with
- anxiety, sadness and periods when life no longer feels meaningful;
- toxic or repeating relationships and difficulty setting boundaries;
- loss, separation and important life transitions;
- questions about identity and the feeling that you are living far from yourself;
- dreams, recurring images and experiences that do not yet have easy words.
You do not need to arrive with a perfectly formed story
You can come with a question, a feeling of unease or the sense that something no longer works. You do not need to know the cause from the beginning or have a perfectly defined goal.
Sometimes therapy begins exactly where we can say: “I do not know what is happening to me, but I do not want to remain alone with it.”
If you would like to read more about the way I work, you can start with the articles about dreams and the Shadow.
How sessions work
Sessions can take place in person, in the Calea Călărașilor – Piața Muncii area of Bucharest, or online. You can contact me by phone, WhatsApp or email, and we can arrange a first clarifying conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jungian psychotherapy suitable for anxiety?
It can be a useful setting when you want to understand not only the intensity of anxiety, but also its story, the way it appears and what it may be trying to protect or express.
Do I need to work with dreams?
No. Dreams and images can become part of the work when they matter to you, but therapy does not follow a fixed recipe.
Do you work online with people outside Bucharest?
Yes. Online sessions are available in Romanian, and we can clarify the practical details before the first meeting.