Online Psychology in Europe
I am Mw. Polina, a psychologist based in the Netherlands.
I have been working with adults since 2017.
I help people understand what they are going through, reduce emotional overwhelm, and rebuild a sense of clarity, stability, and inner support.
I have been working with adults since 2017.
I help people understand what they are going through, reduce emotional overwhelm, and rebuild a sense of clarity, stability, and inner support.
I work online in Russian and English
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Education- MSc in Clinical Neuropsychology, Tilburg University, 2025
- MSc in Extreme Psychology, State University of Psychology and Education, 2018
- BA in Psychology, Kosygin University, 2016
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Experience- I have been working as a psychologist since 2017. My background includes psychological assessment, counselling, trainings, lectures, performance reviews, and career development.
- Since 2023, I have focused more deeply on clinical psychology and therapeutic work. I work with both individual and group formats.
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Areas I work with- Emotional difficulties: anxiety, tension, overwhelm, anger, apathy, low mood.
- Difficulties in close relationships.
- Traumatic experiences and their impact.
- Repeating patterns that are hard to change.
- Migration, adaptation, and loss of stability or support.
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Approach- I integrate evidence-based methods from different therapeutic approaches.
- My work is grounded in cognitive methods, including CBT and DBT-informed therapy.
- I also use EMDR when appropriate.
Session fees and formats
Therapy through Dutch insurance
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FAQ
No. Clarifying the request is often part of the first session. You can come with anxiety, tiredness, confusion, overwhelm, or simply the feeling that something is not working anymore.
A standard session lasts 50 minutes. If needed, it can be extended by 10 minutes.
It depends on your situation and goals. Some clients come for one consultation to clarify what is happening and outline first steps. For more stable work, 4 to 8 sessions can be a good starting format.
We get to know each other, discuss your situation, clarify your goals, and understand what kind of support may be helpful right now.
The first session can help you understand what is happening and what kind of support may be useful right now.
