Psychological psychotherapist in Berlin
Welcome to the website of my office for psychoanalysis and depth psychological psychotherapy. My name is Archana Golla and I am a licensed psychological psychotherapist in the guideline procedures of psychoanalysis and depth psychological psychotherapy.
Radical deconstruction shapes my way of working. Over time, I have established a focus on working in an intercultural context and with people from the B(I)PoC community. In my office in Berlin Mitte I offer individual therapy in person (in special cases also online by arrangement). I strive to offer my patients a safe and supportive environment in which they feel comfortable and can work on their issues. The patients are always at the centre of my efforts.
My approaches are influenced by ethnopsychoanalytic cultural theory. Taking the cultural context into account is indispensable. I support my patients in understanding their thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Understanding enables the patient to find a self-determined answer to their concerns. The goal of therapy is defined by you, the patient. For some it is the longed-for feeling of freedom, for others it is happiness and for some it is just understanding that is seen as the goal of therapy. I am happy to accompany you in the process.
Anxiety - Phobia
Adjustment disorder
Depression
Psychosomatics
Sexuality
Grief
Trauma - Violence - Abuse
Compulsion
Mag. Archana Golla
I am a psychological psychotherapist and offer psychoanalysis and depth psychology-based psychotherapy in my office in Berlin Mitte.
My working method
In my private office in Berlin Mitte you will find a safe environment in which you can pursue all your mental health concerns.
Key areas
My therapeutic focus is on intercultural therapy and specific psychological approaches for people with B(I)PoC backgrounds and queer people.
In-house counselling
I offer my services as a psychotherapist to companies in the form of in-house counselling. I provide on-site psychotherapeutic support to employees.
"Autobiography is a wound where
the blood of history does not dry."
- Gayatri Charavorthy Spivak