Moving to Germany often brings bureaucracy, a new system, a language barrier, and constant tension. Many people look for a Ukrainian-speaking psychologist because therapy needs not only skill, but a language where you feel like yourself.
Online Gestalt therapy lets you work regularly, wherever you are in Germany. We talk about what is happening now — anxiety, fatigue, relationships, identity, and finding new ground.
In Germany, many people are juggling paperwork, language, work, and inner tension at the same time. Many Ukrainians feel they have to carry everything alone, and it can be hard to talk about difficult things even with people close to them. Working with a Ukrainian-speaking psychologist online makes it possible to pause regularly and listen to yourself, no matter which region or city you live in now.
I work with clients in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne, Frankfurt, and other cities. The online format is practical if you move often or do not want to start searching for a therapist from scratch each time. The first step is a short free introductory call where you can ask questions and see how comfortable you feel with me.
Choosing a therapist is personal. Qualifications matter, but so does whether you can speak openly during sessions. The site includes information about my professional background, training, and way of working. If you live in Germany and are looking for a Ukrainian-speaking psychologist online, a free 15-minute introductory call is the easiest way to see whether the contact feels right.
About me
My name is Oleksandra Romanova. I am a certified Gestalt therapist and online psychologist with over 15 years of experience working with clients. My professional training includes three university degrees, many years of psychotherapy training, and dozens of additional programmes and specialisations. This helps me understand the person as a whole, including their relationships and wider life context, rather than focusing only on an isolated problem. Over 15 years of client work, I have combined private practice with projects ranging from rehabilitation centres to educational programmes. I attend regular supervision, follow professional ethical standards, and work in a Gestalt approach.
What people in Germany often bring
- Adaptation stress, loneliness, and carrying everything alone
- Anxiety, burnout, conflict in a couple or with children
- Looking for deep therapeutic work with a Ukrainian-speaking psychologist, online
- Relationship issues, self-esteem, and difficulties with closeness
- Trauma-related experience and how it affects life today
Ways to work with me
15-minute introductory call
15 minutes · online · free
The first step in therapy does not have to be a full session. During a brief online meeting, you can tell me a little about what brings you to therapy, ask questions, and see how comfortable you feel talking with me. This is not a therapy session, and there is no obligation to continue.
Individual therapy session
50 minutes · €50 · online
An online session focused on what feels most important to you right now. You do not need to have a clearly defined issue. I do not give ready-made advice or make decisions for you. Together, we explore what is happening so that you can better understand yourself, your feelings, and your needs.
How I work
For me, the most important foundations of therapy are safety and trust. You do not need to be a “good client,” say the right things, or know in advance where to begin. I do not work from a rigid script or offer ready-made solutions. In a Gestalt approach, we pay attention to what is happening for you now: feelings, needs, relationships, and familiar ways of responding. Gradually, it becomes clearer what you need and what you would like to change.
How online sessions work
We meet online at a time agreed in advance. You will need a stable internet connection and a quiet place where you will not be interrupted during the session. You can have therapy whether you stay in Ukraine or your home is now in Poland, Germany, Cyprus, Spain, or another country. I work in a Gestalt approach. In sessions we focus less on events and more on what you feel, what you need, and how you experience the situation now. Gradually it becomes clearer what is happening for you, what you need, and what you would like to change.
Where to begin
If you are thinking about therapy but not sure yet, I suggest starting with a free 15-minute online introductory call. You can ask questions, say a little about what you would like support with, and see whether working with me feels comfortable. After that, you can take your time deciding whether you want to continue.
Frequently asked questions
Does the online format work if I am in Germany?
Yes. Sessions are online; we agree on a time that fits your schedule — whether you are in a big city or move within the country.
Do I need to book a full session straight away?
No. You can begin with a free 15-minute online introductory call. It helps you understand whether my approach fits and whether you feel comfortable talking with me.
How much does a session cost?
An individual therapy session lasts 50 minutes and costs €50. The 15-minute introductory call is free.
Does online therapy work as well as in person?
Yes. Online therapy can be as effective as in-person work. What matters is choosing a professional therapist with whom you feel comfortable, safe, and a sense of real contact.
What language are sessions in?
Sessions can be in Ukrainian, Russian, or English. You can choose the language in which you feel most comfortable speaking.
How do I book?
Choose a time on the booking page. After you submit a request, you will receive email confirmation.
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