Katerina M. Pavurdzhieva
Psychological consultation carries the idea that sometimes we need an independent specialist who can listen to us and help us listen to and understand ourselves.
The fact that you are using a consultant does not mean that you are ill… You are simply in a crisis, and at a certain moment of that crisis you cannot find the way out on your own.
When should you use this service?
Whenever you feel that you cannot go on like this anymore! Or when doubts arise about whether you are handling a certain situation or conflict correctly…
Psychotherapy is an art!
And just like in art, it requires many years of learning, apprenticeship and searching for one’s own professional approach.
In the beginning, I was attracted to the concreteness of the bioenergetic (or psycho‑somatic) therapeutic approach of Wilhelm Reich and Alexander Lowen. I liked the idea that the physical body is the map of our emotional pain and suffering.
I have always respected physical body culture, and when I discovered that through it we can have direct access to the hidden world of our inner emotional experiences, I was completely won over by this path.
I believe that within the setting of an experimental laboratory group, very good therapeutic results can be achieved in a much shorter time and with much greater effectiveness.
Small groups of people (no more than 20–25 participants) have reliable mechanisms for cleansing, correction and constructing the positive traits of a person’s character.
With the participation and discreet guidance of the therapist and possible assistants, the dynamics can reach truly deep cathartic moments.
Bioenergy is a term from… psychoanalysis.
The simplest explanation of Bioenergy is this:
every organism that absorbs nutrients and metabolizes them produces energy as a result of this metabolism.
Energy is invisible to the human eye, but it is at the foundation of all life processes. The state of this energy can be the basis for diagnosis and/or treatment of the organism that produces it.
Yoga is not a sport. Yoga is a path.
Yoga is accepting and non‑violent.
Yoga is symmetry and harmony, consistency and discipline, self‑observation and self‑control. Yoga is happiness!
Consistency in practicing yoga releases blocked energies within us (kundalini) and in a pleasantly “magical” way brings us to a state of light euphoria, which in everyday life we call happiness. Optimism and goodwill become the psychological background of our daily life — despite crises, lack of money and socially driven paranoia…
Katerina M. Pavurdzhieva
Psychologist
Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Phone: +359 879 698 563
Email: yphelp@abv.bg
Profile: business.bg profile
Katerina M. Pavurdzhieva - industry:
Psychotherapeutic assistance, Yoga, Ayurveda, Psychologist, Psychotherapist,