Luiza Khachatryan

In my work, I consider it important to create a safe, respectful, and trustworthy environment where a person can talk about even the most painful and difficult topics without fear of judgment or criticism.
I work with individuals, couples, and families. My main professional interests and areas of work include psychological trauma, abuse, loss and grief, relationship crises, divorce, betrayal, as well as the psychological difficulties associated with oncological illness.
My professional experience includes working with adolescents, people in crisis situations, foster families, as well as individuals with oncological illness and their relatives. I have also worked in psychological support for people who have experienced severe traumatic events and losses, including those affected by terrorist attacks and other crisis situations.
In addition to private practice, I also work as a psychologist at a school and am involved in volunteer work supporting mothers.
In therapy, I strive to help a person not only understand their experiences but also reconnect with their inner strengths, values, and sense of meaning in life. It is important to me that no one is left alone with their pain, fears, and difficulties.
I believe that every person's story deserves attention, respect, and caring treatment.