Pia Škulj

Let me start by saying that for me psychotherapeutic work is the most interesting and fulfilling work I have ever done — most days I leave my office with a smile, thinking, “Wow, I really love my job.” Each person’s story that enters the therapeutic process is a new puzzle we explore together with curiosity and creativity. Through this exploration, the client begins to truly understand themselves and, as a result, transforming their life. My core values in the therapeutic process are openness, non-judgmental acceptance of the client, safety, genuine listening, creativity, and seeing the psychological process as both the play and a continuous story of self-discovery — one that evolves, deepens, and finds new resolutions with every session. What supports me most in my therapeutic work is the time I spend myself in the realms of dreams, creativity, and art. The most precious aspect of the Jungian approach I practice is that it mirrors my own ongoing story of individuation — a continuous journey of meeting different inner figures through imagination and dreams. These encounters help me understand my own patterns and live a life that feels more meaningful, creative, and whole. The path of psychotherapy found me like a sudden flash of insight — a clear knowing that this is what I am meant to do. It was love at first sight, and that love has stayed with me ever since.