Natalia Przybyszewska
MA in Psychology, cognitive-behavioral and schema therapist
(TS, DBT, ACT, SE)
300 PLN / 50 min individual session
370 PLN / 75 min couples therapy
I help individuals who are struggling with:
emigration
PTSD
a sense of emptiness
intense emotions
depression
anger
difficulties in family relationships
anxiety
life changes
stress and burnout
grief and loss
* the times shown in the calendar are in Polish time zone.
Polityka prywatności i Regulamin Natalii Przybyszewskiej
Appointments available immediately for individuals in all time zones.
The first consultation is available within 24 working hours.
Sessions can be conducted in both Polish and English.
You can pay by credit card or instant transfer.
If you’re not satisfied, we will refund your money.
Free rescheduling or cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start of the session.
You don’t need to install anything; you can connect from your web browser.
Automatic SMS/email reminders for your session.
Psychoeducational materials and exercises available online 24/7.
Experience and approach to therapy
I help people to:
- Understand their difficulties and create meaningful change
- Discover and draw on their inner strengths
- Build a life aligned with their personal values
- Find balance after migration experiences
- Break out of recurring patterns in relationships
I gained experience working at the “Blue Line” Center for Victims of Domestic Violence and in collaboration with the Empowering Children Foundation. I’ve been living in Spain for the past five years, which has given me a deep, personal understanding of the complexity of the migration experience—both its richness and its challenges.
In my practice, I dedicate time to deeply understanding each client’s difficulties and to building a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship. I offer therapy in Polish, English, and Spanish, allowing clients to express themselves in the language that feels most natural and authentic.
“We are not what happened to us. We are who we choose to become.“
– Carl Jung
In my work, I draw on elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), schema therapy, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT).
I am especially dedicated to working with individuals dealing with anxiety, low mood, the aftermath of traumatic experiences, as well as professional and parental burnout. My own experience of living abroad helps me understand the challenges faced by those building a life in a new country—from the feeling of being caught between two worlds to finding a new sense of balance.
I continually expand my skills in third-wave therapies, as well as in body-based approaches such as Somatic Experiencing and mindfulness practices. I am currently undergoing supervision as part of comprehensive training in Schema Therapy, firmly believing that a therapist’s ongoing development is essential for providing effective support.
Certificates and Training
