Psychologist Gabija
Aladavičiūtė-Smičė
I am Gabija, a psychologist and a psychotherapist-in-training at the Alfred Adler Institute of Individual Psychology. I provide individual psychological consultations for adults in Lithuanian, English and Spanish, both in person and online. LGBTQIA+ friendly.
Education
2022 - present. Institute of Individual Psychology, Psychotherapy and Analysis Program in Individual Psychology.
2021 - 2023. ISEP, Master's degree in Clinical Psychology.
2020. Mindfulness program based on Cognitive Therapy.
2015 - 2017. Vilnius University School of International Business, Master's degree in International Project Management.
2009 - 2014. University of Valencia, Bachelor's degree in Psychology.
Professional experience
2023 - present. Psychological Counselling for adults.
2021 - 2022. "Zebracloud", Sales Manager.
2021 - 2022. "Sidabrinė linija", Volunteer.
2019 - 2020. "Ruptela", Human Resources Manager.
2016 - 2020. "Ruptela", Sales Executive.
2014 - 2015. "INTRAS Valencia", External Consultant on Road Safety Psychology.
Throughout my journey, Psychology and the business world have gone hand in hand. Even when choosing my University studies, I was already thinking how to bring these two fields together, both in theory and in practice in my professional life.
I earned a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of Valencia in Spain, followed a few years later by a Master's degree in International Project Management from Vilnius University. I went on to work in sales and human resources departments within the business sector. This experience was enriching in many ways and gave me a deeper understanding of the challenges people face within organisations and in today's competitive business environment.
Having gained practical experience in the business world, I continued working towards my long-standing goal of providing Individual Psychotherapy. I pursued this path through volunteering, Master's studies in Clinical Psychology in Spain, and, alongside these, Psychotherapy postgraduate studies at the Institute of Individual Psychology.
"Trust only movement. Life happens at the level of events, not of words. Trust movement."
― Alfred Adler
Psychological Counselling for adults
Psychological counselling can help people seeking support to understand, manage and overcome psychological difficulties, navigate challenging situations, and prevent problems from developing or becoming more difficult to cope with. It offers support during times in life when a person may be struggling emotionally or finding it difficult to feel well.
Duration of Psychological Counselling - 50 minutes.
Price - 50EUR
When to seek Counselling?
-Anxiety, depression
-Life crises (divorce, job loss, etc.)
-Relationship difficulties
-Self-discovery
-Low self-esteem
-Burnout at work
-Mobbing in the workplace
-Postpartum depression
-Other psychological difficulties
