Find a therapist in Frankfurt am Main
From Sachsenhausen to Bornheim: Whether you're looking for a psychologist, psychotherapist, couples therapist, or coach in Frankfurt – It's Complicated has the perfect match for you, available online and in-person. Because life is complicated, but finding a therapist in Frankfurt shouldn't be.
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Sylvia Richter-Rosenow
Sylvia Richter-Rosenow
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Daniel Schurr
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Helena Varvaroussis
Laura Schmidt
Laura Schmidt
Michael Röder
Michael Röder
Meike Trommer
Meike Trommer
About It's Complicated
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Discover your psychologist in Frankfurt
What’s better than meeting friends over the stream for a cosy glass of Ebbelwoi? We say that affordable and compassionate therapy with someone you really click with is. It’s Complicated endeavours to make therapy accessible to all, and discovering accredited psychologists in Frankfurt is effortless with our streamlined online booking platform, tailored search options, and a comprehensive list of the city’s finest online and in-person therapy services. At its heart our philosophy contains both accessibility and diversity, so we understand that there are many reasons why you might feel more comfortable with a counsellor who shares similar demographics. That's why we've made it simple to find a therapist who fits your specific needs. Want to know more about how therapy works in Frankfurt? Check out this blog post on how to find a therapist in Frankfurt.
How to find a therapist in Frankfurt
If you have specific preferences for your therapist, you can use our built-in therapy search filters to find the right fit for you. Search for German-speaking or English-speaking therapists in Frankfurt by filtering by language in the search tool here in our directory of licensed professionals and discover other filter options such as gender identify, religion, ethnic background, sexual orientation, or therapeutic approach. If you need some more help in finding a qualified therapist in Frankfurt, It’s Complicated offers a free matching service, where our in-house therapists will try to find the best match for you based on your individual needs and preferences. It’s Complicated is as diverse as the city of Frankfurt, and we not only offer traditional approaches like CBT or psychoanalysis, but also more specific therapy types such as:
It’s Complicated: The best therapy platform choice in Germany
For many of us, there's never a more important time than now to nurture our mental health. If you are interested in therapy to assist you in improving your life quality we operate in nearly 100 languages, offering both online and in-person sessions. With a diverse network of over 1,500 mental health professionals spanning 80+ countries, including Germany, you can easily connect with accredited psychologists in Frankfurt, or find therapists in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and beyond.
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How to Find the Right Therapist in Frankfurt
Whether you’re seeking therapy covered by public health insurance or need immediate crisis intervention, knowing where to turn is crucial. Here’s a detailed guide to accessing mental health resources in Frankfurt. Why is it so hard to find a therapist in Frankfurt? As per the German Association for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, and Psychosomatics, roughly 17.8 million
Rigid Minds Can’t Laugh: How humor can break the cycle of trauma
What do you do when you feel lost and stressed? Do you go for a run and activate your body? Do you go and meet your friends for lunch? Or do you, like me, sometimes try to crack a joke at your own misery? Expressive arts like comedy writing, story telling, or drawing, are activities
Trouble in the Bedroom: Creating solutions for differences in sexual needs and wants
Recently, I was asked one of the most common questions in sex- and couples therapy: “After x years[1] of relationship I find myself wanting more (or different) sex than my partner does. I still love them. But I already started engaging with someone else to get my needs met. Do I have to separate from
