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Psychologists are concerned with the prevention of psychological problems, the promotion of psychological well-being and self-actualisation, and psychological counselling. Psychologists focus on emotional, personality, developmental, social, health, and vocational and educational issues.

Psychologists help a person find resources to cope with, for example, stress, a relationship crisis or problems in daily life, to help a person make their own choices and decisions for the future.

Psychologist appointment recurring (counseling psychologist in training)

A counseling psychologist offers professional support and evidence-based counseling to people experiencing emotional, psychological, social, or life difficulties. The aim is to support mental well-being, prevent mental health problems or their worsening, and promote everyday coping and self-fulfillment.

You can turn to a counseling psychologist with a wide variety of concerns, whether it be life changes, everyday stress, complicated relationships, work-related problems, or mental health issues that affect your well-being and daily life. Among other things, you can consult a counseling psychologist about the following issues:

• Job dissatisfaction, burnout, finding a balance between work and leisure
• Relationship difficulties, communication problems, difficulties with self-assertion
• Difficulties in making choices
• Coping with tension, anxiety, and stress
• Low self-esteem, self-awareness
• Low mood, motivation problems
• Coping with anger
• Making healthy choices, developing a healthy lifestyle
• Loss, grief, adapting to life changes

A counseling psychologist is a certified psychologist with a master’s degree in psychology who has completed supervised practical training in the field of counseling psychology.