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Every person is unique. So I come to each one individually, with care, curiosity and no rush.

Tamara Dukić in a session
01 · How we can work

Individual Psychotherapy

A personal space for exploration and growth.

A safe and confidential space where you can express yourself freely. Together we explore patterns that hold you back, emotions that had no space to surface, and new ways of meeting life, toward deeper self-understanding and greater freedom.

What it covers

  • Anxiety, stress, panic attacks
  • Depression, grief and loss
  • Unfinished business from the past
  • Relationship and communication problems
  • Trauma
  • Life crises and transitions
  • Self-confidence and self-understanding
02 · How we can work

Psychotherapy with couples

Renewing connection and deeper understanding.

I help partners understand each other better, recognise patterns in the relationship and develop healthier ways of communicating, so the relationship becomes a space of safety and closeness again.

What it covers

  • Communication breakdowns
  • Loss of intimacy and closeness
  • Recurring conflicts
  • Crises and transitions in the relationship
  • Rebuilding trust
03 · How we can work

Group psychotherapy

Growth through meeting others.

In a safe group we learn through relationships with others, recognising our own patterns, sharing experiences and discovering we're not alone in what we go through. The group becomes both a mirror and a support.

What it covers

  • Working on relationships in real time
  • Understanding your own patterns
  • A sense of belonging and support
  • Learning through others' experience
  • A safe, structured space
04 · How we can work

Work with Trainees

For trainees in Gestalt psychotherapy.

Individual psychotherapy, a required part of training as a Gestalt psychotherapist: a space for your own growth, self-understanding and the development of therapeutic presence that is the foundation of all good work with clients.

What it covers

  • Personal therapy for trainees
  • Developing therapeutic presence
  • Working on your own themes and patterns
  • Support throughout training
  • Professional ethics and supervision
05 · How we can work

EMDR therapy

A gentle yet deep processing of difficult experiences.

EMDR allows a gentle yet deep process of integrating traumatic and stressful experiences. It restores a sense of balance, safety and control, helping difficult events stop shaping the present.

What it covers

  • Traumatic and stressful experiences
  • Anxiety and overwhelming feelings
  • Reactions to 'triggers'
  • Restoring a sense of safety
  • EMDR, level 2
06 · How we can work

Family psychotherapy

Understanding the patterns we carry from our families.

We explore the roles, loyalties and patterns we carry from our own family that shape our relationships today, and look for ways to a healthier space between closeness and autonomy in the present.

What it covers

  • Family patterns and roles
  • Intergenerational transmission
  • Boundaries and loyalties
  • Parent–child relationships
  • Resolving old conflicts
07 · How we can work

Gestalt approach to dreams

Dreams as a path to unconscious parts of the self.

In the Gestalt approach a dream is not a riddle to decode but a living encounter with parts of yourself. Through the dream we explore its messages, feelings and unfinished situations, and what the dream (the unconscious) is trying to tell us.

What it covers

  • Working with dreams in the present
  • Meeting parts of the self
  • Unfinished situations
  • Symbols and feelings in dreams
  • Integrating the unconscious
08 · How we can work

Online psychotherapy for clients at home and abroad

The same presence and trust, wherever you are.

For those who live far away, travel, or simply prefer the comfort of their own space, online therapy offers the same safe and confidential relationship, regardless of distance.

What it covers

  • Therapy via video call
  • Flexibility and availability
  • For clients abroad
  • The same confidentiality and presence
  • No travel or rush
09 · How we can work

Counselling

Shorter, focused work on a specific question.

Counselling takes place over a shorter period. The therapist’s role is to take part in finding solutions and options for the client and to offer practical guidance, which is how counselling differs from psychotherapy.

What it covers

  • A specific life situation or decision
  • A shorter period of work
  • Looking for solutions and options together
  • Practical guidance
  • In person or online