Anastasia Rudashevsky
Clinical Psychologist & Psychoanalytic Counsellor
Verified by It's Complicated
Available for new clients
This therapy is not for everyone.
Honest, high-intensity work for those seeking more than symptom relief. It requires time and commitment, yet offers something increasingly rare:
a real, sustained therapeutic bond.
Honest, high-intensity work for those seeking more than symptom relief. It requires time and commitment, yet offers something increasingly rare:
a real, sustained therapeutic bond.
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At a glance
€85-100 per session
Berlin, GermanyAvailable in-person, online and via textLast active
Experienced on It's ComplicatedOver 1 year on It's Complicated
Offers free 20 minute introductory callThis provider offers a free introductory call
Usually responds within 2 hours
About me
I hold a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus on psychoanalytic theory, along with a German license - Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapy. In addition, I am a full member of BDP Germany (professional association of German psychologists).
My work is based on a simple but often avoided premise:
lasting psychological change happens through an authentic relationship.
No matter the symptom - burnout, anxiety, existential crisis, trauma, or neurodivergence - the depth of change depends on the quality of connection between client and therapist. Yes to techniques. Yes to tools. But those will be just paths to deepen the human connection.
In a world of quick fixes, mental health apps, and AI-generated advice, I offer something much more fundamental:
a consistent, real, human relationship - structured, intentional, and psychologically informed.
This kind of work is not fast. It is not always comfortable. And it cannot be replicated by surface-level interventions.
I work with adults who are willing to go beyond symptom management and engage in deeper character-level change. This includes exploring long-standing patterns, relational dynamics, and internal conflicts - often rooted in early and transgenerational experiences.
A meaningful therapeutic process requires time, continuity, and commitment. As a rule, I recommend engaging in therapy with a long-term perspective (approximately one year or more) in order to allow trust, attachment, and genuine transformation to develop.
Areas of Work
- Burnout, chronic stress, and emotional exhaustion
- Cultural adjustment, immigration, and identity/gender transitions
- Trauma and transgenerational patterns
- Self-confidence, boundaries, and relational difficulties (BPD & narcissism)
- Neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, AuDHD)
What I Offer: Not a quick solution. Not a predefined protocol.
But a stable, engaged therapeutic relationship in which bigger change becomes possible - over time, through trust, repetition, and genuine contact.
Working Style - Direct. Attentive. Involved.
If you are looking for immediate answers or short-term relief, this approach may not be the right fit.
If you are ready for a process that is longer, more demanding, and ultimately more transformative, you are welcome to reach out.
My work is based on a simple but often avoided premise:
lasting psychological change happens through an authentic relationship.
No matter the symptom - burnout, anxiety, existential crisis, trauma, or neurodivergence - the depth of change depends on the quality of connection between client and therapist. Yes to techniques. Yes to tools. But those will be just paths to deepen the human connection.
In a world of quick fixes, mental health apps, and AI-generated advice, I offer something much more fundamental:
a consistent, real, human relationship - structured, intentional, and psychologically informed.
This kind of work is not fast. It is not always comfortable. And it cannot be replicated by surface-level interventions.
I work with adults who are willing to go beyond symptom management and engage in deeper character-level change. This includes exploring long-standing patterns, relational dynamics, and internal conflicts - often rooted in early and transgenerational experiences.
A meaningful therapeutic process requires time, continuity, and commitment. As a rule, I recommend engaging in therapy with a long-term perspective (approximately one year or more) in order to allow trust, attachment, and genuine transformation to develop.
Areas of Work
- Burnout, chronic stress, and emotional exhaustion
- Cultural adjustment, immigration, and identity/gender transitions
- Trauma and transgenerational patterns
- Self-confidence, boundaries, and relational difficulties (BPD & narcissism)
- Neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, AuDHD)
What I Offer: Not a quick solution. Not a predefined protocol.
But a stable, engaged therapeutic relationship in which bigger change becomes possible - over time, through trust, repetition, and genuine contact.
Working Style - Direct. Attentive. Involved.
If you are looking for immediate answers or short-term relief, this approach may not be the right fit.
If you are ready for a process that is longer, more demanding, and ultimately more transformative, you are welcome to reach out.
I speak:
EnglishHebrewRussian
Location:
Kurfürstendamm 173, 10707 Berlin, Germany
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Approach
Treatment Approaches
Clinical psychologyRecommended for those who need help with diagnosing and treating more complex mental health issues, often involving assessments and evidence-based treatments.
Integrative therapy Recommended for those who prefer a flexible approach that combines different therapies to meet their unique needs.
Trauma Informed CareRecommended for those who have experienced trauma and need a safe, supportive space to heal at their own pace.
My work is grounded in a psychoanalytic understanding of the mind, and I am currently advancing my training in modern psychoanalysis, following the approach of Hyman Spotnitz.
This model places particular emphasis on the here-and-now relationship between patient and therapist, emotional communication, and the gradual development of internal stability through the therapeutic process. Rather than focusing only on insight, it works directly with how emotions are experienced, regulated, and expressed within the relationship itself.
In the context of modern Western life, often characterized by overstimulation, fragmentation, and chronic stress, this approach offers a slower, more contained space where deeper psychological integration can take place.
It is especially suited for individuals who feel emotionally overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in repetitive patterns that are not resolved by purely cognitive or short-term methods.
This model places particular emphasis on the here-and-now relationship between patient and therapist, emotional communication, and the gradual development of internal stability through the therapeutic process. Rather than focusing only on insight, it works directly with how emotions are experienced, regulated, and expressed within the relationship itself.
In the context of modern Western life, often characterized by overstimulation, fragmentation, and chronic stress, this approach offers a slower, more contained space where deeper psychological integration can take place.
It is especially suited for individuals who feel emotionally overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in repetitive patterns that are not resolved by purely cognitive or short-term methods.
Experience
7 years in practiceOver 1 year at It's Complicated
10.2020 - today: private counseling, parental consultations, group therapy, online & offline
08.2020 - 08.2022: social worker in mental health counseling, immigration boarding school "Kfar Hasidim", Israel
10.2019 - 08.2020: assessment & short-term therapy, Klalit medical clinic, Karmiel, Israel.
09.2018 - 09. 2019: Court social services, child protection social worker, Kiryat-Ata, Israel.
01.2017 - 08.2019: Equine-assisted therapist, trauma support for veterans and children with mental\educational disabilities
08.2016 - 10.2017: Mental health rehabilitation instructor at Inbalim psychiatric after-care home, Israel
2013 - 2014: behavioral coach for delinquent youth, Elem, Israel
08.2020 - 08.2022: social worker in mental health counseling, immigration boarding school "Kfar Hasidim", Israel
10.2019 - 08.2020: assessment & short-term therapy, Klalit medical clinic, Karmiel, Israel.
09.2018 - 09. 2019: Court social services, child protection social worker, Kiryat-Ata, Israel.
01.2017 - 08.2019: Equine-assisted therapist, trauma support for veterans and children with mental\educational disabilities
08.2016 - 10.2017: Mental health rehabilitation instructor at Inbalim psychiatric after-care home, Israel
2013 - 2014: behavioral coach for delinquent youth, Elem, Israel
Education
▪️2022-2024 MA clinical psychology, IPU Berlin
▪️2017-2020 BA Social work, Zefat academic college, Israel
▪️2016-2017 Equine-assisted therapist, Wingeit college, Israel
▪️2013-2016 BA psychology, Tel-Hai university, Israel
Continuous education:
• ACT + fACT (acceptance and commitment therapy): Mifrasim, Israel
• DBT and mindfulness for adolescents, Daat, Israel
• LGBTQ+ sexuality development, Daat, Israel
▪️2017-2020 BA Social work, Zefat academic college, Israel
▪️2016-2017 Equine-assisted therapist, Wingeit college, Israel
▪️2013-2016 BA psychology, Tel-Hai university, Israel
Continuous education:
• ACT + fACT (acceptance and commitment therapy): Mifrasim, Israel
• DBT and mindfulness for adolescents, Daat, Israel
• LGBTQ+ sexuality development, Daat, Israel
Services
Intro Call
Free • 20 min • Online & Text
Individual Session
€100 • 50 min • In-person
Individual Session
Sliding scale
€85 • 50 min • Online
Insurances
Private Pay
At a glance
€85-100 per session
Berlin, GermanyAvailable in-person, online and via textLast active
Experienced on It's ComplicatedOver 1 year on It's Complicated
Offers free 20 minute introductory callThis provider offers a free introductory call
Usually responds within 2 hours
Usually responds within 2 hours