Petya Milosheva

I’ve always been curious about people -- what shapes us, how we relate, and how we make sense of our lives. I grew up in Canada and moved to back to Bulgaria as an adult to reconnect with my roots. Over the years, I’ve moved around a lot, and each move has opened me up to seeing the world from new perspectives. It’s taught me to deeply value diversity and to welcome people exactly as they are. My path into therapy grew out of my own search for wholeness. For a long time, I tried to find belonging by adapting to my surroundings. Eventually, I realised that freedom isn’t about control, but about taking responsibility for myself and trusting others to do the same. When I stopped trying to shape life into what I thought it should be, I began to meet myself more honestly and with more compassion. This experience continues to shape how I see people and why I do this work. I believe we all carry the capacity for awareness, connection, and change and sometimes we just need a space where all parts of us can be seen. My hope is that a session with me can be that kind of space: grounded, accepting, and real. Outside of my work, I find inspiration in nature, movement, and creativity and I bring these influences into my sessions too. They remind me that healing isn’t solely about understanding or fixing ourselves, but about involving every aspect of who we are — mind, body, emotion, and imagination — in the process.