Jevgenia is a social worker with a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Tallinn University (2018). She has diverse professional experience in the social sector, including work at the Tallinn Children’s Home as well as internships at Rajaleidja and the Tallinn Social Work Center.

She has experience working in the Sütik programme as a support person and social worker, supporting people in job search, applying for social benefits, and in the field of addictions. In her work, she is guided by empathy and a caring approach, valuing each person on their journey towards a more independent and stable life. Consultations are conducted in Estonian and Russian.

Tatjana is a social worker who graduated from Tallinn Pedagogical Seminary with a degree in Social Work in 2008 and has been working as a social worker since then. In her work, she is guided by the belief that every person deserves understanding, respect, and care.

She uses motivational interviewing and a strengths-based approach, providing clients with support on their journey toward improving quality of life. Tatjana places great importance on creating a trustworthy and safe environment where clients feel valued and supported. Appointments are available in Russian.

Inna is a psychologist who completed her master’s degree in Psychology in 2000. She works with both children and adults and has extensive experience in the field of chemical addiction, including counseling people with alcohol and drug dependence. She also has many years of experience working with adolescents with behavioral difficulties.

She considers continuous professional development to be essential and has completed numerous advanced trainings, including art therapy, psychodrama, working with people with special needs, and working with both victims of violence and perpetrators of violence. She is currently continuing her professional development in EMDR trauma therapy training.

As a psychologist, her goal is to support clients in difficult life situations by helping them view their circumstances from a new perspective and identify resources to achieve possible solutions. Appointments are available in Russian.

Elisabeth is a certified counseling psychologist (Level 7) and couples therapist, holding a master’s degree from Tallinn University (2023). She has completed training in cognitive behavioral therapy, systemic family therapy, and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT), and has further developed her skills through numerous professional trainings.

She provides support for stress, anxiety, burnout, relationship issues, and other psychological difficulties, placing great importance on a safe and supportive therapeutic environment and collaboration in achieving the client’s goals. Appointments are available in Estonian and English.

Geily has completed a master’s degree in Psychology at Tallinn University and has counseling experience working with both young people and adults. She has further developed her professional skills through various specialized trainings, including motivational interviewing, mental health first aid, and the CARE methodology.

As a psychologist, she considers it essential to build a trusting and empathetic therapeutic relationship so that clients feel understood and supported. In her work, she uses elements of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness practices, a self-compassion-focused approach, and psychoeducation. Appointments are available in Estonian.

Theodorus is a psychologist with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology and master’s degrees in Clinical Psychology and Sport Psychology. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Psychology at the University of Tartu. He has completed core training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET), and is currently undertaking training in Schema Therapy. He is also a member of the International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST).
He has nearly six years of experience working as a psychologist and has worked with people experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), personality disorders, and psychosis. In his work, he considers it important to create a warm and non-judgmental collaborative relationship, where the therapy plan is shaped according to the client’s individual needs and goals. Appointments are available in English.

Natalja has completed a master’s degree in Psychology and has further specialized in educational psychology and addiction counseling. She has over 10 years of experience working as a psychologist and 21 years of professional experience in the social sector. In her work, she has most often supported people dealing with long-term depression, burnout, addictions, and codependency.

She considers creating a trustworthy and safe environment to be essential and always works based on the client’s individual needs, allowing the client to be fully themselves during sessions. She focuses on identifying and activating the client’s resources and uses present-moment practices and techniques in her work. Appointments are available in Estonian and Russian.

Klavdia is a psychologist who obtained a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology abroad and has nearly 10 years of practical professional experience. She works both individually and with couples, supporting clients in coping with anxiety, apathy, self-criticism, and crises. As a specific area of focus, she works with addiction-related issues, which she has been practicing in for nearly three years.

In her work, she considers creating a safe and trusting space—where the client can truly be themselves—to be the most important. She uses an integrative approach, combining psychoanalysis, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), systemic family therapy, and trauma therapy methods, including metaphorical associative cards (MAC). Her goal is to support clients in finding effective tools to improve their quality of life and achieve positive change. Appointments are available in Russian.

Eve is an art therapist whose goal is to support people in coping with everyday emotional and relationship-related challenges, helping them better understand and accept themselves, and to change problematic thought and behavior patterns through simple creative therapy techniques.

She has studied art therapy and social work and has further developed her skills in transpersonal psychotherapy, body psychotherapy, hypnotherapy, IMAGO couples therapy, and conscious breathing. In her work, she follows a holistic worldview and considers empathy, presence, and acceptance to be the foundations of therapeutic practice. In addition, she has seven years of experience facilitating support groups for cancer patients. Appointments are available in Estonian.

Nadezda is an art therapist and an art therapy–oriented psychotherapist. She holds a master’s degree in Psychotherapy and Rehabilitation (Art Therapy specialization) from Tallinn University (2023) and bachelor’s degrees in Social Work and Art Therapy. In addition, she has completed further training in Positive Dynamic Psychotherapy and regularly continues her professional development in relationship psychology, psychotherapy, child and family psychology, and art therapy.

In her work, she uses art therapy and solution-focused therapy, helping clients safely express and process complex emotions and find solutions to challenges. She has over 12 years of professional experience working with both children and adults and is an active member of the Estonian Association of Creative Therapies. Appointments are available in Estonian and Russian.

Natali is a special education teacher, play therapist, and counselor with over 15 years of experience supporting children, young people, and adults in the fields of education, social services, and rehabilitation. Her work focuses on empowering individuals and assessing and developing psychological processes, taking into account developmental characteristics, mental health, and social context.

She works with children and young people who have developmental special needs and psychological difficulties, while also supporting adults, families, and close relatives. In her work, she uses an integrated approach that combines special education, play and counseling therapy, trauma-informed practice, and the principles of the CARe methodology. In addition to client work, she also provides consultation to colleagues and other specialists. Appointments are available in Estonian and Russian.

Berit is a peer support counselor for whom supporting people on their journey of healing and change is deeply meaningful. She values a non-judgmental, empathetic, and individualized approach, where clients are listened to openly and with full presence, creating a safe and trusting space.

She provides counselling as a peer support counsellor in the areas of addictions, LGBT+ issues, fibromyalgia, depression, and anxiety. She has completed basic training in solution-focused brief therapy for peer counsellors, support person training, and basic training in motivational interviewing. She has also completed SMART Recovery training, a science-based recovery program that uses a cognitive-behavioural approach to coping with addictions. In addition, she has studied hypnotherapy for four years, which has deepened her understanding of the human subconscious and the processes of internal change. Sessions are conducted in Estonian.

Kaisa is a peer support counselor, a student of body psychotherapy, and a specialist trained in transpersonal psychology. She supports people in coping with burnout, anxiety, depression, psychological abuse, low self-esteem, suicidal thoughts, and life transitions such as career changes or long-term unemployment. She also works with complex family patterns and issues related to codependency.

In her work, she is guided by motivational interviewing, positive psychology, and mindfulness practices. She considers it important to create a warm, safe, and trusting relationship where clients are allowed to be themselves and where the supportive collaborative relationship itself is part of the healing process. Appointments are available in Estonian and English.

Viljam is a peer support counselor whose personal recovery journey has shaped his desire to support people in coping with life changes and addictions. He values trust, openness, and learning, and considers a collaborative and non-judgmental approach with clients to be essential.

In addition to peer support counseling, he has obtained a degree in Social Work from Tallinn University, which has enriched his professional perspective and practice. He also works as a volunteer rescuer, with experience in systematically managing crisis situations and engaging in continuous professional development. Appointments are available in Estonian.