Pia Popovic

Since my teenage years, I knew that psychotherapy was my dream job, having fallen in love with the profession thanks to a psychology professor who made working with people's minds fascinating through captivating stories. Additionally, people have always confided in me and sought my advice since my early youth. Thus, I decided to merge my passion with a natural inclination to help others and pursued studies in psychotherapy. Simultaneously, I have been fascinated by the world of dreams and their significance since the age of 16. I have consistently kept a dream journal, which eventually led me to a profound interest in Jungian psychology and its theories on dreams, symbols, archetypes, and other aspects. Currently, as a training candidate in Jungian/Analytical Psychotherapy, I have the privilege to work with a diverse group of clients in my independent practice, each of whom is facing a unique mental health challenge including trauma from incestual sexual abuse, clinical depression, and suicidal ideation. Some of my young clients struggle at home due to unhealthy parental relationships. Another coping with narcissistic sociopathy and pedophilic tendencies. I provide therapy to clients from Slovenia and the USA. I also work with G.A.P.'s (The Guild of Analytical Psychologists) Low Cost Therapy Scheme in London, where I offer online therapy to the UK citizens. I receive supervision every two weeks from Dr. Mark Winborn and occasionally from Ursula Brasch M.A., in order to refine my skills and ensure that I provide high-quality care to all of my clients.