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Find a therapist who specializes specifically in your concern. Unlike method (how a specialist works), speciality is what they work with. Here you'll find all key areas: from trauma and anxiety to emigration and neurodiversity.
Specialities in the catalog
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A specialist for your concern
Total specialities35+
CategoriesEmotional, Relationships, Trauma, Addictions, Body and health, Life situations, Personality and growth
Specialists500+
FormatIn-person and online

A therapist's speciality is the area in which they have the most experience and additional training. One specialist may have several specialities: for example, working with trauma, anxiety and emigration. Choose the speciality that most accurately describes your concern.

Below are all the specialities represented in the catalog, with a description of typical concerns and the number of specialists.

1. Emotional difficulties

Emotional states. The most common reason for seeing a psychologist. Anxiety, depression, panic attacks, emotional instability — all of this responds to therapy. Here you'll find specialists with experience working specifically with your condition.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Anxiety and panic attacks Generalized anxiety (GAD), panic attacks, social phobia, health anxiety, constant worry, intrusive thoughts CBT, ACT, DBT, EMDR 130+
Depression and apathy Clinical depression, low mood, loss of interest in life, seasonal affective disorder, anhedonia CBT, MBCT, ACT, psychodynamic 120+
OCD and obsessions Obsessive-compulsive disorder, intrusive thoughts and rituals, compulsive checking, contrast obsessions CBT (ERP), ACT, strategic therapy 40+
Emotional regulation Sharp mood swings, anger outbursts, difficulty controlling emotions, BPD traits, impulsivity DBT, schema therapy, CFT, ACT 55+
Anger and aggression Uncontrollable anger, passive aggression, suppressed anger, conflict-proneness, irritability CBT, REBT, Gestalt, DBT 35+
Self-esteem and confidence Low self-esteem, insecurity, imposter syndrome, fear of evaluation, perfectionism, self-criticism CBT, schema therapy, CFT, Gestalt 90+
Phobias and fears Specific phobias (flying, heights, enclosed spaces), agoraphobia, social phobia, emetophobia CBT (exposure), EMDR, hypnotherapy 45+
Burnout and stress Professional burnout, chronic stress, caregiver burnout, loss of motivation MBSR, ACT, CBT, existential 70+

2. Relationships and family

Interpersonal relationships. Relationships are a source of both the greatest joy and the deepest pain. Here are specialists who help with any aspect of relationships: from romantic to parent-child and professional.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Couples and romantic relationships Conflicts, misunderstanding, crisis of trust, recurring fights, cooling, different visions of the future EFT, the Gottman method, systemic family, Imago 70+
Breakup and divorce Experiencing a breakup, divorce (in process and after), property division and custody, recovery after a relationship CBT, ACT, existential, EMDR 50+
Infidelity and rebuilding trust Experiencing infidelity, deciding to stay or leave, rebuilding trust, working with guilt and shame EFT, the Gottman method, couples therapy 35+
Attachment and relationship patterns Recurring scripts, fear of closeness or abandonment, dependent relationships, counter-dependency Schema therapy, EFT, psychodynamic, ACT 45+
Parent-child relationships Conflicts with parents (adult children), raising children and adolescents, separation, parental burnout Systemic family, CBT, narrative 55+
Loneliness and isolation Chronic loneliness, difficulty building relationships, social isolation, fear of loneliness CBT, ACT, Gestalt, existential 40+
Communication and conflicts Inability to express needs, passive-aggressive behavior, toxic communication, difficulty with boundaries DBT (interpersonal effectiveness), CBT, Gestalt 50+

3. Trauma and its consequences

Trauma. One of the most difficult, but also most treatable areas. Modern methods allow reprocessing traumatic experience without reliving the pain. Here are specialists trained in trauma-focused approaches.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Trauma and PTSD Post-traumatic stress disorder, single-incident trauma (accident, assault), complex PTSD, flashbacks, hyperarousal EMDR, CPT, Somatic Experiencing, NET 100+
Complex trauma (cPTSD) Consequences of prolonged abuse, childhood trauma, emotional neglect, relational trauma EMDR, schema therapy, IFS, somatic therapy 70+
Childhood trauma and neglect Physical/emotional/sexual abuse in childhood, neglect, dysfunctional family, ACE Schema therapy, EMDR, IFS, somatic therapy 80+
Violence and abuse Domestic violence (current and past), emotional abuse, gaslighting, recovery after toxic relationships EMDR, CBT, trauma-focused, crisis counseling 55+
War trauma and refugee experience Combat experience, loss of home, forced migration, refugee experience, loss of loved ones in military conflicts NET, EMDR, CPT, somatic therapy 30+
Medical trauma Experience of serious illness, surgery, intensive care, oncology, fear of medical procedures, iatrogenic trauma EMDR, somatic therapy, ACT 20+

4. Addictions and codependency

Addictions. Addiction is not weakness, but a disorder that requires professional help. Here are specialists working with both chemical and behavioral addictions.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Chemical addictions Alcohol and drug addiction, prescription drug abuse, the path to remission, relapses CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, 12 steps, ACT 50+
Behavioral addictions Gambling addiction, shopping addiction, porn addiction, internet addiction, workaholism CBT, ACT, schema therapy 35+
Codependency Relationships with an addicted partner/parent, losing oneself in relationships, rescuing, boundary violations Gestalt, schema therapy, psychodynamic, 12 steps 40+
Remission and support Maintaining sobriety, relapse prevention, building a new life in remission, working with guilt ACT, CBT, supportive therapy 30+

5. Body, health and psychosomatics

Psychosomatics and health. The connection between mind and body is deeper than it seems. Here are specialists working with bodily manifestations of psychological problems and the psychological aspects of physical illness.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Psychosomatics Chronic pain without medical cause, GI disorders, tension headaches, unexplained physical symptoms Somatic therapy, EMDR, CBT, symbol drama 55+
Chronic pain and illness Fibromyalgia, migraines, chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune diseases — psychological support and suffering reduction ACT, MBSR, CFT, CBT 25+
Sleep disorders Insomnia, nightmares, disrupted sleep patterns, fear of not falling asleep, nocturnal panic attacks CBT-I (CBT for Insomnia), EMDR, ACT 30+
Eating disorders Anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, orthorexia, body image disturbance, emotional eating CBT-E, DBT, schema therapy, CFT 40+
Body image and self-acceptance Rejection of appearance, dysmorphia, body shame, consequences of weight/appearance bullying CFT, ACT, CBT, somatic therapy 25+
Sexual difficulties Reduced libido, sexual dysfunction, vaginismus, fear of intimacy, sex after trauma Sex therapy, EMDR, Gestalt, CBT 30+

6. Life situations and transitions

Life transitions. Sometimes help is needed not because "something broke", but because life changed. Relocation, a new job, the birth of a child, loss — all these transitions are easier to go through with support.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Emigration and adjustment Moving to another country, culture shock, nostalgia, language barrier, identity crisis in emigration, dual identity ACT, existential, narrative, CBT 55+
Grief and loss Loss of a loved one, complicated grief, preparing for loss, grief after divorce or loss of health ACT, existential, CBT, narrative 60+
Career and professional development Career change, career crisis, workplace conflicts, imposter syndrome, job loss, retirement ACT, CBT, coaching, existential 45+
Midlife crisis Rethinking life at 35–55, changing values and priorities, fear of aging, "did I do everything right?" Existential, Jungian analysis, logotherapy 35+
Young adults (18–35) Separation from parents, choosing a path, difficulties of growing up, uncertainty, quarter-life crisis ACT, CBT, existential, Gestalt 50+
Parenting and perinatal concerns Preparing for parenthood, postpartum depression, conception difficulties, IVF, adapting to the parent role Perinatal psychology, ACT, CBT 30+
Financial difficulties and stress Debt, financial anxiety, loss of income, financial conflicts in a couple, money mindset CBT, ACT, coaching 15+

7. Personality, growth and identity

Personal growth. You don't have to have a problem to see a psychologist. Many come for self-discovery, development, the search for meaning and unlocking potential.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Personality disorders BPD, narcissistic PD, avoidant PD, obsessive-compulsive PD — therapy and skills DBT, schema therapy, mentalization, TFP 35+
Identity and self-determination "Who am I?", searching for oneself, identity crisis, changing values, disappointment in the chosen path Existential, narrative, ACT, Jungian analysis 40+
Search for meaning and values Existential vacuum, lack of meaning, loss of bearings, spiritual crisis Logotherapy, existential, ACT 35+
Creativity and self-expression Creative blocks, fear of the blank page, inspiration crisis, perfectionism in creative people Jungian analysis, art therapy, ACT, coaching 20+
Giftedness and high sensitivity Highly sensitive people (HSP), gifted adults, intellectual and emotional overexcitability ACT, CBT, Gestalt, existential 20+
Spiritual and religious questions Religious crisis, spiritual search, integration of spiritual experience, leaving destructive cults Existential, Jungian analysis, logotherapy 15+

8. Special groups and concerns

Special areas. Some concerns require special training and understanding of a specific context. Here are specialists with experience working with specific groups and situations.
SpecialityTypical concernsEffective methodsTherapists
Neurodiversity Adult ADHD, autism spectrum disorders (ASD), dyslexia, dyspraxia — supportive therapy and skill development CBT, DBT, ACT, coaching 35+
Adult ADHD Difficulty with focus and organization, procrastination, chaos in life, impulsivity, emotional dysregulation in ADHD CBT for ADHD, coaching, DBT, ACT 25+
LGBTQ+ Coming out, self-acceptance, discrimination, relationships in LGBTQ+ couples, gender identity ACT, narrative, CBT, humanistic 30+
Gender identity Exploring gender identity, transgender transition (support), non-binary, gender dysphoria ACT, narrative, CBT 15+
Bullying and mobbing Bullying at school/university, workplace mobbing, cyberbullying, consequences of bullying in adulthood EMDR, CBT, narrative, ACT 25+
Children of migrants and bicultural identity Growing up between two cultures, generational conflict in migrant families, searching for "one's own" culture Narrative, ACT, existential 15+
Support for the elderly and their families Aging parents, caring for the elderly, dementia in the family, accepting aging, shifting family roles ACT, systemic family, supportive therapy 15+
Students and academic stress Study stress, procrastination, exam anxiety, burnout, choosing a specialization, relationship with supervisor CBT, ACT, coaching 25+
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