Growing Your Private Practice: Panel Series

Meet the panel:

Ūla Vilūnaitė is a NIP-certified psychologist based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. She works with neurodivergent adults (autism, ADHD and giftedness) and with people facing burnout, depression and questions of identity and purpose, using a trauma-informed, holistic approach that draws on CBT, ACT and positive psychology.

Christopher Hickman is a psychotherapist and psychoanalyst in training under supervision, based in Vienna. His experience spans private practice, the Sigmund Freud University outpatient clinic, an employee assistance programme and psychosocial support for people experiencing homelessness. Half English and half Croatian, and raised in Malaysia and Thailand, he works psychoanalytically with individuals, couples and families on depression, anxiety, relationships and transgenerational trauma.

Kata Vegh is a psychological counsellor based in Barcelona, Spain, where she has built a fully booked practice over the past decade. Working in English and Hungarian, she supports expats, parents and people navigating grief, anxiety and career transitions. Before private practice she worked as a recruitment lead in tech and as a university lecturer, and she now combines one-to-one sessions with structured programmes such as the Grief Recovery Method®.