Natia Laatsch
Counsellor
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About me
I completed my studies in Clinical and Health Psychology (M.Sc.) at the Free University of Berlin and am currently in training to become a Psychological Psychotherapist with a focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). My inspiration to work with traumatic experiences, anxiety, and depression comes from my professional experiences as a counselor and therapist with various clients, as well as in the field of forensic psychiatry. Traumatic events can have serious effects on the lives of those affected, both psychologically and physically, significantly impacting self-esteem and self-perception. It is important to me to address these topics sensitively and respectfully, as they are often associated with painful suffering. My experience shows that appropriate processing can be crucial first steps toward finding relief.
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Approach
I am a psychologist with a passion for understanding human emotions and behaviors. My approach is resource-oriented and emotion-focused, meaning that I prioritize the strengths and abilities of my clients while also acknowledging their emotional needs and challenges. With my empathetic and compassionate nature, I succeed in creating a trusting atmosphere where individuals feel safe to share their thoughts and feelings.
I believe that every person has inner strengths and resources to effect change in their lives. My goal is to support my clients in unlocking their potential and activating these sources of strength to achieve sustainable positive development. Through individual conversations, creative methods, and targeted interventions, I help them manage their emotional challenges, strengthen their self-perception, and improve their quality of life.
My aspiration is to accompany people on their journey toward greater well-being and inner strength by supporting them in acting more confidently. Many of us often find it very difficult to open up, especially in stressful and challenging situations, and to articulate our thoughts and feelings. I recognize that each person has their own way of communicating. Therefore, it is important to me that we work together to create a comfortable atmosphere. The opportunity to engage in various therapeutic exercises could also be a helpful way to facilitate this process.
