Ivana Dilova

Where do we belong? Why do we repeat behaviors that hurt us, and why do relationships with family, friends, and partners cause us to suffer? What is my worth as a person? These are some of the questions that intrigue me, both as a practitioner and as a human.

Having grown up in Japan, spent my teenage years in Bulgaria, and lived in Germany for the past eight years, I have gained profound insights into the complexities and richness of the human psyche. My experiences working in psychiatric institutions and various other clinical and counseling settings have taught me to respond adequately to a wide range of challenges.

I have deep interest in arts, memories, dreams as I believe they are a rich source to understand the human condition. Recently, I have been deepening my interest, particularly in exploring the question of the female gaze in cinema from a psychoanalytic perspective.

I hold a Master’s degree from the International Psychoanalytic University, Berlin, and a Bachelor’s from Humboldt University, Berlin. Currently, I’m continuing my studies at the Freud Lacan Institute in Dublin and participate in seminars with the Bulgarian Lacanian Psychoanalytic Association and the Berlin Lacanian Initiative.

My practice is rooted in ethical principles, including regular supervision, self-reflection, and continuous learning. I welcome people of all genders, identities, and backgrounds.

I offer a sliding scale payment method in cases of need.
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Da ich meine gesamte Ausbildung auf Deutsch absolviert habe, biete ich auch Sitzungen auf Deutsch an.