Yasaman moussavinejad

My path into psychotherapy began early in life through personal challenges and the constant questions they raised: “Why is it like this? How can it change? What else can I do?” This search for answers, and the wish to support others in finding a way out of feeling stuck, led me to this profession. I studied Clinical Psychology (B.A. & M.Sc.) in Iran, worked there as a psychotherapist, and today I continue my psychotherapy Ausbildung in Germany. For me, therapy means opening a path from helplessness toward the possibility of movement; it means being able to face real feelings without shame or fear. Over the years, I have worked with people struggling with anxiety, depression, perfectionism, or unresolved trauma; with those questioning their identity or sexual orientation while facing pressures from family or society; with individuals whose lives were limited by low self-esteem or painful relationships; with people experiencing the grief of losing loved ones; and sometimes simply with those searching for a new direction in life. For low incomes, a sliding scale is possible. If you have financial difficulties contact me to find a fair fee together.