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Meet the psychologist

Margarita Belokonska

It is a pleasure to introduce Margarita Belokonska. Here at “И аз така.”, we believe that no one should have to face difficult times alone.

She is one of us too - a mother of three.

Margarita Belokonska

Psychologist and psychotherapist

Space to talk and be heard

Margarita works with people experiencing different forms of psychological distress who are coping with its effects and would like to understand themselves better and make changes that help them move forward in a new way.

She believes that understanding our experiences and emotions, accepting ourselves and building healthy relationships are key to overcoming the challenges and obstacles that life inevitably brings.

She has many years of international professional experience in human resources management in large IT and financial companies.

She offers consultations in Bulgarian, English and German.

Consultations take place online only, by arrangement with Margarita. If you are outside Bulgaria, please confirm availability with her before booking.

Phone: +359 889 307 007margarita.belokonska@gmail.com
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Education and qualifications

  • Master's degree in Psychology from the University of Vienna, Austria.
  • Certified psychotherapist in positive psychotherapy.
  • Consultant in cognitive behavioural psychotherapy.
  • Specialisation in neo-Reichian body psychotherapy.

Member of the Bulgarian Society for Positive Psychotherapy, the World Association for Positive and Transcultural Psychotherapy and the World Federation for Psychotherapy. She takes part in professional congresses and seminars.

Areas of practice

  • Stress and coping with its effects, burnout and difficulties at work.
  • Impulsivity, communication difficulties and problems with control.
  • Difficulties with commitment, isolation and loneliness.
  • Eating-related difficulties.
  • Intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviours, anxiety, panic attacks and somatisation.
  • Mood disorders, depressive states and postnatal depression.
  • Difficulties in partner relationships and parent-child relationships.
  • Coping with life changes, crises, separation and loss.
  • Developing and maintaining an overall sense of wellbeing.