Psychologist

Lisa Freytag

Perfectionism
Parenting
Boundaries
Stress
Work-life-balance

Understanding yourself better is the first step towards feeling more in control of your life. Lisa uses proven methods like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to help you look at your thoughts and feelings from new angles. She knows that life can feel overwhelming when you are balancing many different roles. Having worked in fast-paced business worlds, Lisa understands the pressure to perform and the stress it can bring. Her journey as a mother also gives her a personal view on finding a balance between your own needs and your daily duties. She also has personal experience with chronic illness, which helps her support others navigating health challenges. Together, you will look beneath the surface to find a way forward. Lisa creates a calm space where you can be yourself while building the skills you need to feel more clear and confident.

Portrait of Lisa Freytag, Psychologist

About Lisa

Educational background

  • M.Sc. Klinische Psychologie & Psychotherapie - MSH Medical School Hamburg
  • B.Sc. Psychology and Neuroscience - Maastricht University
  • Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie

Preferred therapeutic approach

CBT
ACT
Mindfulness

Working style

Lisa wants her sessions to feel like a safe space where you can start with whatever feels most important to you. She helps you explore how your thoughts and feelings influence your actions. Because she values your independence, she empowers you to find your own way while offering guidance when needed. You might work on specific goals together or learn new skills to use in your daily life. Lisa often suggests tasks to try between meetings and shares psychological insights to help things click. Her approach is kind and direct, aiming to give you more clarity and confidence in your ability to handle whatever comes your way.

Understanding yourself isn't about having all the answers. Sometimes, seeing things differently can change what feels possible.
Lisa Freytag