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Ukrainian-speaking psychologists abroad

Ukrainian-speaking psychologists and psychotherapists working outside Ukraine. Choose a country and city to find professionals available for in-person consultations where you live or for online sessions regardless of location.

This directory shows only cities with at least 2 available specialists.

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Cities found:

Poland

17 specialists

Masovian Voivodeship

8 specialists

Lesser Poland Voivodeship

4 specialists

Lower Silesian Voivodeship

3 specialists

Pomeranian Voivodeship

2 specialists

Czech Republic

6 specialists

Prague

6 specialists

Germany

4 specialists

Berlin

2 specialists

Hamburg

2 specialists

Spain

4 specialists

Valencia

4 specialists

United Kingdom

3 specialists

England - London

3 specialists

Portugal

2 specialists

Lisbon

2 specialists

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If you are outside Ukraine and need in-person consultations with a psychologist or psychotherapist, we invite you to browse our directory of specialists in various locations abroad.

Psychotherapy in your native language makes it easier to talk about feelings, share difficult experiences, and discuss traumatic events.

When a person lives abroad and experiences anxiety, loneliness, uncertainty, and homesickness, the absence of a language barrier helps them focus on their own emotions without spending energy searching for the right words.

For example, the expression "my heart is heavy" often carries a clear emotional connotation for a Ukrainian speaker. A literal translation does not always convey this meaning.

A Ukrainian-speaking psychologist better understands the cultural context, upbringing, family dynamics, and the experience of life in Ukraine. This fosters trust and helps to more deeply process experiences related to war, forced relocation, or the challenges of integrating into a new society. Such a specialist can be found both in your country of residence and through online consultations, regardless of location.

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Need urgent help? If you or someone close to you is in crisis, call the hotline at 7333 (Lifeline Ukraine) or 112 / 103. The "Upsihologa" service does not provide emergency medical or psychiatric assistance.