Consultations in your native language, including online. If there is an immediate threat to life, this is not a substitute for emergency help: call 112.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
Professional• Master of Psychology. • Member of the Ukrainian Union of Psychotherapists (УСП). • Over 5 years of personal therapy. • Regular supervision. • Consulting since 2020. • Psychologist on the Mindly platform. • Former HR with 5+ years of experience in IT.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalTogether with a colleague, conducts the retreat PRO TEBE — an event that happens once a year.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
BusinessWe help to understand difficult life situations and improve relationships when crises or misunderstandings arise. We choose an approach just for you, because every person and their story are unique. We work both online and in Bratislava, supporting you on the path to better understanding yourself and your loved ones.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalWith experience working with many people, I help reveal hidden potential and understand the deep causes of physical and emotional states. My approach is based on psychosomatics and kundalini practices, which allow you to feel like the true creator of your own life.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalI have over 5 years of experience working as a psychologist and coach, and I have helped more than 300 clients. I specialize in supporting successful emigrants in overcoming anxiety, fear of the unknown, and adaptation crises, working online throughout Slovakia.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalI release emotional exhaustion and support the rebuilding of personality using a clinical approach, hypnosis, and body practices. I work in Bratislava, specializing in psychosomatics, neuropsychology, and sexology. I help clients overcome fatigue, anxiety, relationship problems, and find new life resources.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalI help parents find the key to their children's souls. I am a certified family and child psychologist, a master’s degree holder, with 11 years of experience.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalPsychologist-sexologist (psychologist-sexologist). Conducts intimate meetings for women — about sensuality, personal pleasure, and partner's pleasure.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalProblems in relationships, communication difficulties, or experiencing life crises require professional support. I work with adults, couples, and families, helping to resolve issues of relationships, divorces, adaptation after losses, migration, and personal changes to restore inner balance and improve quality of life.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalI help people get out of pain, resentment, and feelings of worthlessness, as well as find love for life and inner peace.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalReception takes place at Pluhová 1 in Bratislava on working days from 9:00 to 16:00; online consultation is also possible.
Psychologists and psychotherapists
ProfessionalPsychology and counseling help to better understand yourself and the world around. I explore myself to understand others more deeply and support them in difficult situations. Consultations take place in the format of personal meetings or online, where trust and comfort arise for open dialogue. You can contact me through social networks or by contacts.
Finding mental health support in a foreign country requires careful vetting. In Bratislava, most practitioners work privately rather than through clinics—out of 12 professionals offering services, only one lists a business address, while 11 operate as individual specialists. Language availability varies significantly: six offer sessions in Ukrainian, four in Russian, three in Slovak, and two in English. Only two practitioners provide a physical office address, with many conducting sessions online or at flexible locations.
Slovakia has no single mandatory register for psychologists or psychotherapists, so credentials vary. Some practitioners trained abroad, others hold Slovak qualifications. Ask directly about their education, supervised practice hours, and any professional memberships. If you need a diagnosis or prescription, you'll require a psychiatrist (a medical doctor), not a psychologist. For other specialists in Bratislava, including tutors or fitness trainers, similar vetting applies.
Session fees depend on the practitioner's experience, session length, and format. Expect variability, and don't hesitate to ask for a breakdown during your initial inquiry. Many therapists offer a brief introductory call to assess fit before committing to paid sessions. If you're comparing options across the country, check psychologists and psychotherapists in other cities as well—remote sessions remove geographic constraints.
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This is reference information, not advice. KOMPAS does not rate the quality of any service and is not responsible for the outcome: the decision and the agreement stay between you and the professional.
In Slovakia, "psychologist" typically refers to someone with a university degree in psychology, while "psychotherapist" implies additional training in a specific therapeutic method. Neither title is legally protected in the same way as "psychiatrist" (a medical doctor). Always ask about the practitioner's specific qualifications and training background.
Slovak public health insurance covers psychiatric care and some psychological services within the public system, but private therapy is usually not reimbursed. If you have private or international health insurance, check your policy—some plans cover a portion of psychotherapy costs if the practitioner provides proper documentation.
Research shows online therapy can be equally effective for many issues, particularly anxiety, depression, and stress management. The key factors are a stable internet connection, a private space for sessions, and a good rapport with your therapist. Discuss your preferences and any concerns during the initial consultation.
Ask about their training and experience with your specific concerns, session length and cost, cancellation policy, language proficiency, and their therapeutic approach. Clarify whether they offer a trial session and how they handle emergencies or crises outside of scheduled appointments.
