Hello and welcome.
I'm glad you're here.
My name is Veselina, and I believe the path to ourselves begins the moment we let ourselves truly listen.
My own journey into psychotherapy began many years ago - with curiosity, with questions, and with a deep sense that there was still much unlived truth inside me. That's when I discovered therapy - a space in which a person slowly and carefully begins to remove the layers behind which they have hidden, and to return to themselves.
I was fortunate enough to feel, even with my first therapist, that rare sense of trust and connection. For me, this connection lies at the heart of every real therapy. Because only when we feel calm and accepted can we open up without fear.
Over time, therapy changed the way I live, feel and am present in the world. And somewhere along the way a quiet but clear thought was born:
“Could I, too, be the person who holds space for someone's inner world?”
So in 2021 I began my training in Bodynamic - an approach I deeply recognised as my own. For me it weaves together the fine connection between psyche and body, helping us not only understand our stories but live them through and transform them anew.
I completed master classes with the founder of the method, Lisbeth Marcher - “Bodymap” and “Reorienting Birth” held in Lisbon, as well as training in working with shock trauma with Ditte Marcher.
For me, therapy is a sacred space.
One hour a week in which the world grows still and only you remain - with yourself, with your sensations, with your truth.
And the therapist is there, to walk that meeting through alongside you.
What greater gift could we give ourselves?
And if you feel it is time to meet yourself more deeply -
I will be here.
- Education
- Bodynamic International, DK
- Certification
- Bodymap, Reorienting Birth, Shock Trauma training
- Experience
- since 2021
- Membership
- Association of Bodynamic Psychology
There is room in you for something quiet to grow.
A space for adults, teenagers, and children. A place where the body, emotions, and your inner world can be heard.
Bodynamic — seven ages in your body.
Bodynamic is a Danish school of somatic psychotherapy developed by Lisbeth Marcher. It describes the psyche through 7 age periods, each of which leaves its trace in specific muscles.
The map helps us see not "what's wrong with me," but "which period was cut short, and what still wants to grow now." Therapy is a return to those periods — not to change them, but to complete them.
"Do I have the right to want?"
Linked to the ability to use our power in a healthy way.
Resourceful willpower brings clarity, resilience, and the ability to say "yes" and "no." When this is impaired, a person may suppress themselves, over-sacrifice, or—conversely—seek to control and vie for power.
It fits, when…
Anxiety that won't explain itself
A racing heart in "calm" places. Inability to settle even when everything looks "fine."
The same patterns with different people
You meet the same feeling in different places. Boundaries, closeness, leaving — something repeats.
The body has stopped cooperating
Chronic fatigue, sluggish sleep, symptoms without a diagnosis. Rest doesn't help.
After a traumatic event
An accident, surgery, violence, loss. Returning a sense of safety.
A young person feeling cramped
School stress, fears, selective mutism, difficulties with sleep and eating.
Crises of meaning and transitions
Birth, divorce, a career turn. Places where the old patterns no longer work.
Six reasons to book a session.
Because you've already tried on your own — and it isn't working.
Books, discipline, podcasts. They have their place. But there are changes that happen only in the presence of another person.
Because the body holds more than the mind.
The somatic approach reaches places where purely talk-based therapy sometimes runs into a wall of words.
Because you have a right to space.
One hour a week where you don't need to be productive, strong, or "okay." Just present.
Because the goal isn't "to cope."
And to live with greater connection, clarity, and inner resilience.
Because you have the right to be selective.
You have the right to choose a therapist with whom you feel at ease, heard, and safe.
Because sometimes the body and life begin to signal that it is time.
And you don't have to wait until things get too difficult to seek support.
What we call a "symptom" today was often the wisest possible response in the past.— Practice manifesto
A session, step by step.
Arrival
Tea. A bit of quiet. We give the body and mind time to arrive. No rushing. We simply notice how you are today.
≈ 5 минWhat you're bringing today
There is no need to come with a prepared topic. We start from where you are today—with a situation, a feeling, a dream, a symptom, or simply with "I don't know."
≈ 10 минLet's meet the body
The body also has something to say. We focus our attention on breathing, posture, movement, and sensations. Sometimes we incorporate a brief somatic exercise—always with your consent and at your own pace.
≈ 25 минWhat are you taking with you
What changed? What did you realize and feel? What do you want to take with you from this meeting?
≈ 5 минLeaving
We finish calmly, without rushing. We allow time for you to return to the present moment and sense how you are feeling before continuing with your day.
≈ 5 минTransparent, and simple.
Individual session
An individual therapeutic session where we pick up where we left off—at your own pace and focusing on what matters to you right now.
Bodymap
- The body holds our history in its own way.
- By carefully examining the muscular response, we create an individual map of your resources and defense patterns. This helps us see which abilities are well-developed, where the body has built up defenses, and which directions might be important for you.
Free slots this and next week.
See exactly when I'm free and pick a time that works. After confirmation you receive a short form (5 questions) and the address of the practice.
Practice in Sofia — about 15 min walk from "Joliot-Curie" metro station.
Frequently asked questions.
How often should I come?
The standard is once a week for the first 2–3 months, until a rhythm and trust settle in. After that, every two weeks is often enough.
What's the difference from talk therapy?
Bodynamic doesn't exclude talking — it adds a body to it. In practice this means that alongside talking, we notice how the theme lives in posture, breath, in small movements. Change often becomes faster and more durable this way.
Is there touch in the session?
Sometimes, and always with explicit consent. We can also work without it — it's effective both ways. I explain when and why I suggest it.
Can I bring my partner?
Yes.
How long does the process last?
For a specific symptom — often 8–16 sessions. For deeper work with character structures — between 1 and 3 years.
What if I'm not the right person for you?
That's fine. The first meeting is for exactly that check. If I'm not the one, I'll recommend colleagues I know and trust.
Therapy is not about becoming a better version of yourself.
It is about meeting the one you already are — and making room for her.
The body comes first.
When words and the body tell different stories, we pay attention to both. Sometimes the body knows something for which we do not yet have words.
Your tempo is the right tempo.
We are not rushing or forcing the process. Change happens where there is sufficient security, choice, and space.
The symptom is a strategy.
What holds us back today often helped us cope in the past. Instead of fighting it, we try to understand what it was protecting—and what you need.
Therapy has an ending.
The goal is not to need therapy forever, but to gradually become able to recognize your own resources, make choices, and rely on yourself.