Psychological support without cultural and language barriers

Personalized support to address personal challenges. We help you understand emotions, develop coping strategies, and restore balance. Ideal for crises or life transitions.

Format: Online (Zoom) or offline (in-center)
Duration: 50 minutes
Cost: 130 Euro per session

Joint work on relationships, conflicts, and communication. We use a systemic approach to strengthen bonds, improve understanding, and resolve family issues (including child-rearing). Suitable for couples in crisis or parents facing difficulties.

Format: Online (Zoom) or offline (in-center)
Duration: 90 minutes
Cost: 200 Euro per session

Comprehensive, structured ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) diagnostics package for adults. Beyond quick screenings — a thorough differential assessment. We check for ADHD while systematically ruling out alternatives (e.g., mood disorders, anxiety, PTSD, personality traits).

Process:

• In-depth clinical interviews, standardized questionnaires, structured tests
• Detailed analysis of results + comprehensive report (for specialist validation and potential medication)

Cost: by request
Extension: Additional sessions possible in complex cases (cost increases)

Niels Kern is a psychologist with a focus on behavioral therapy, offering psychological support to adults. His work combines modern scientific precision with a warm and empathic personal style.

In his work, he is guided by methods drawn from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and emotion-focused approaches. The focus lies on emotional self-regulation, clarity, and sustainable change in everyday life.

Niels Kern offers individual and group formats, supporting adults particularly with depressive symptoms, anxiety- and obsessive tendencies, and stress- or emotion-related challenges. His style is structured, discreet, and calmly professional.

Niels Kern holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and is authorized to provide psychotherapy under the German Heilpraktiker law.

He is currently undergoing advanced training to become a licensed Psychological Psychotherapist, with a focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

Xenia Weissbecker is a psychologist who works primarily with systemic therapy approaches in the psychological support of adults. Her work is shaped by a holistic perspective, viewing individuals within the context of their relationships, life designs, and inner attitudes.

She uses systemic methods to make interactions between inner experiences, relational patterns, and external life circumstances visible. The focus lies on developing new perspectives, loosening entrenched dynamics, and expanding personal agency.

“Reality is the result of communication.”
— Paul Watzlawick

Xenia Weissbecker offers individual, couples, and family formats. She supports clients particularly with depressive symptoms, anxiety, recurring relationship themes, and during periods of personal or professional transition. Her work creates a calm, reflective space that fosters clarity, self-efficacy, and sustainable personal development.

Xenia Weissbecker holds a Diploma in Psychology and a PhD in Biological Psychology. She is also authorized to provide psychotherapy under the German Heilpraktiker law.

She is currently undergoing advanced training to become a licensed Psychological Psychotherapist, with a specialization in systemic therapy.

Elizaveta Chaikevitch is a psychologist and psychotherapist in training.
In her practice, she focuses on evidence-based methods, integrating cognitive-behavioral techniques (CBT) with relaxation and self-regulation strategies. Her work emphasizes emotional awareness, stability, and sustainable coping with life’s challenges.

Elizaveta Shaikevich provides individual and group formats, supporting adults with anxiety and depressive conditions, eating disorders, emotional regulation difficulties, and schizophrenia spectrum disorders. Her clinical experience includes many years of psychotherapy under supervision, psychological assessment, and group therapy. Her style is structured, supportive, and professionally grounded.

Elizaveta Shaikevich holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology (University of Potsdam and the University of Trier). She is a licensed specialist in autogenic training and relaxation techniques and is currently continuing her professional long-term training in psychotherapy.

Michelle Zwolinski is a psychologist working with an integrative, scientifically grounded approach in psychological support for adults, couples, and groups. Her work is characterized by clarity, presence, and a collaborative relationship built on mutual respect.

In her work, she is guided by methods drawn from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, schema-based approaches, and mindfulness-based interventions. Her focus lies in helping clients understand internal patterns, strengthen emotional stability, and navigate meaningful change processes with care and intention.

Michelle Zwolinski offers individual, couples, and group formats, supporting clients through challenging life phases, relationship concerns, and personal or professional transitions. She places particular emphasis on a culturally sensitive and trauma-informed approach, creating a calm and supportive space for reflection and growth.

Michelle Zwolinski holds a Master’s degree in Psychology and is authorized to provide psychotherapy under the German Heilpraktiker law. She is currently undergoing advanced training to become a licensed Psychological Psychotherapist, with a focus on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.