Katharina MacInnes
Katharina specializes in helping people navigate complex challenges such as anxiety, grief, relationship dynamics, and work-related stress. With a strong background in social-cognitive psychology, she creates a comfortable, non-judgmental space where you can openly discuss your vulnerabilities. Katharina believes in a gentle yet proactive approach, using active listening and thoughtful questioning to guide you toward practical solutions. Her philosophy emphasizes acceptance and mindful problem-solving, encouraging a balanced perspective when faced with life’s difficulties.
About Katharina
Educational background
- BSc Psychology with Honours, Queen Margaret University College Edinburgh
- MSc Cognitive Neuropsychology, Munich University
- PhD in Social-Cognitive Psychology, Lancaster University
Preferred therapeutic approach
Working style
Katharina’s working style is gentle and supportive, focusing on creating a relaxed environment where you feel comfortable discussing your concerns. She emphasizes empowerment and encourages you to take an active role in your own growth. Katharina believes in setting goals and using practical exercises to build new skills. Her sessions are flexible, allowing room for reflection and self-discovery, with a structured approach to help you work through specific issues effectively.
“When you have a problem, and you don’t want to have it, you already have two.” – Buddhist Wisdom
