Do you need to be in control of your relationship all the time? Do you have to constantly make sure that your partner still loves you? Can't control your jealousy and the feeling that your partner is unfaithful? Can't cope with the betrayal you've experienced in past relationships? Are you invading your partner's privacy by constantly snooping on his/her phone and computer? Do you find it difficult to share your feelings and concerns with your partner? Learn to be honest with yourself and don't be afraid to show your vulnerability... How? With the help of an experienced psychologist.

Love, trust and relationship are inseparable vessels. We all know it. Communication is slow, there is a slight stuffiness or tension, we feel that maybe not everything is said. It can happen in any relationship. The reasons can be different - infidelity, big changes, arguments, stress, but sometimes just having less time for yourself. All this can really mess with real trust and (not only) emotional openness in a relationship. But nothing is lost! Openness and trust are very important and fragile relationship values. On the other hand, they are nice to work on.

What a psychologist can help you with:

-    start being honest with yourself and your partner
-    learn to accept feedback
-    helps you to communicate, share and listen openly
-    not being afraid to show your vulnerability
-    start trusting your partner, don't snoop on your partner’s phone
-    not to be afraid to give your partner freedom and privacy
-    resolve traumas and fears from the past
-    discover the cause of distrust in the relationship
-    work on your own self-esteem and self-confidence
-    to overcome a partner crisis
-    and much more...

Sometimes, building trust in a relationship can be beyond you. You don't have to do it alone. For these cases we can offer you the services of our psychologists. You can arrange both individual and couples sessions, depending on the specific issue that is bothering you. Our sessions are online, so you don't have to leave the warmth and security of your home.