Zdravka Ivanova-Psiholog

Zdravka Ivanova – Psychologist

Zdravka Ivanova is a psychologist who works with adults, teenagers, and children, offering individual and family psychological consultations. In her practice, she supports people through difficult life periods, emotional challenges, inner conflicts, and the need for personal development.

Professional Qualification

• Master’s Degree in Psychology
• Additional Specialization: Counseling Psychology – Veliko Tarnovo University “St. St. Cyril and Methodius”

Specializations and Training

Zdravka Ivanova has developed her professional expertise through a number of specialized trainings in the fields of psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, and applied psychology:

• Training in “Special Psychotherapy” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Training in “General Psychotherapy” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Training in “Psychotherapeutic Methods and Practices” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Training in “Applied Psychoanalysis” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Training in “Psychoanalytic Therapy” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Training in “Applied Social Psychology” at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and Arts

Services

Her practice is focused on providing professional psychological support tailored to the age, individual needs, and specific life situation of each client.

• Individual psychological consultations
• Family psychological consultations
• Work with children and teenagers
• Support for emotional and personal difficulties
• Consultations for family, partner, and interpersonal conflicts
• Psychological support for stress, anxiety, and emotional tension
• Guidance for personal development and building emotional resilience

Approach to Work

At the core of Zdravka Ivanova’s work are trust, confidentiality, respect for each person’s personal story, and an individual approach to every client. The goal is to create a safe space where the client feels understood, supported, and encouraged to discover their own inner resources for coping.

Sometimes the most important step is the very first one – to seek help, understanding, and a new perspective. Together, you can discover the path toward a calmer, more conscious, and more balanced life.