You are not alone in this
Emotional suffering further hinders a person in everyday functioning, creating new problems and trapping them in a vicious cycle. Professional help breaks that cycle.
Zakažite konsultaciju →Understanding the problem
By remaining in a self-defeating state without resolving the problem, a person undermines their own pursuit of personal goals and endures needless suffering.
Emotional states such as anxiety, depression, anger and stress become dysfunctional when they interfere with a person's everyday functioning. These states can be triggered by external factors — sudden stressful events, prolonged conflicts at work or in relationships — or by internal factors such as developmental crises and hormonal changes.
It is essential to understand that different people react differently to identical situations. What determines the development of an emotional disorder is not the event itself, but the way we interpret it. This is precisely where psychotherapy has the greatest impact.
I specialize in six areas where cognitive-behavioral therapy delivers outstanding results
Anxiety disorders are the most common emotional disorders, affecting both young people and adults. They fill life with overwhelming anxiety and fear that are chronic, intense and can progressively worsen.
Saznajte više →A serious emotional disorder that significantly contributes to problems in relationships with others, suffering within the family and loss of work productivity. People with depression feel helplessness and hopelessness.
Saznajte više →Anger is a completely normal and healthy human emotion. But when it gets out of control, anger turns into rage and becomes destructive — it can lead to problems at work, in personal relationships and in overall quality of life.
Saznajte više →The fast pace of life, interpersonal relationships, workplace competition and the struggle for survival are a continuous source of stress. The consequences of leaving stress unaddressed range from poor health, through broken marriages and job loss, to premature death.
Saznajte više →Expressing your own thoughts, feelings and beliefs in a direct, honest and appropriate way, while respecting the rights of others. Non-assertive people struggle to refuse unreasonable requests, have low self-esteem and a sense of frustration.
Saznajte više →People enter marital and relationship crises because their expectations are largely unrealistic. Crises arise when one partner reacts inadequately to normal frustrations, mutual tolerance declines, and communication breaks down.
Saznajte više →When to seek help?
There is no need to wait for the situation to become critical. The earlier you seek help, the better the results and the shorter the treatment. The outlook for recovery among people who use professional help is very good.
Your problems affect everyday functioning — work, relationships, sleep
You feel you cannot cope with the situation on your own despite trying
The problems last a long time and do not improve, or are getting worse
Your relationships with the people close to you suffer because of your emotional difficulties
You have noticed physical symptoms of stress — headaches, tension, insomnia
From the first contact to independence — the four phases of the recovery process
Reach out by phone, text message or email. Briefly describe the reason for getting in touch and we will arrange a first appointment.
We get to know each other and analyze your problem together. We create a treatment plan with clear goals.
Regular weekly sessions with concrete CBT techniques. Between sessions, you apply what you have learned in everyday life.
You gradually develop the skills to handle challenges on your own. A follow-up session after 6 months.
I had anger problems that were threatening my relationships. Now I can recognize my triggers and respond in a constructive way. Therapy gave me the tools to keep working on myself for life.— Client S.V., Anger management
For years I endured panic attacks that paralyzed me. I learned to recognize and stop the spiral of anxious thoughts before they escalated into panic. Now I live without the fear of the next attack.— Client M.K., Panic disorder
I thought therapy was for 'weak' people. Now I know it was the bravest thing I have done for myself and my family. Dr Krnetić helped me see things from a completely new perspective.— Client D.R., Family therapy
Principles that ensure the effectiveness of therapy regardless of the type of problem
Every client is unique — the treatment is tailored to your specific needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach
We work together as a team, where you actively take part in the process of change and learn skills for the future
A focus on concrete skills and strategies you can apply in everyday life right away
Methods whose effectiveness has been proven through research and clinical practice around the world
50 minutes. The first session may last a little longer because it includes getting acquainted and assessment.
On average 10-16 sessions for most problems. Some problems are resolved in 1-2 sessions, while more complex ones require longer work.
Absolutely. Everything you share during a session remains strictly confidential, in accordance with professional codes of ethics.
No. You can get in touch directly by phone, text message, Viber or email. No referral or recommendation is required.
Yes. Online sessions are just as effective as in-person ones for most problems. All you need is an internet connection and a private place.
The price of a session is available on the payment page. There is an option to pay in packages at a discount.
The earlier you seek help, the easier the problem is to resolve. Book a consultation and together we will create a plan for your recovery.
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