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Henrik Tranberg
Psychologist & Psychotherapist Member of the Danish Association of
Psychologists
Authorized by Psykolognævnet
Phone 22 90 86 76
Practice in Copenhagen
Contact: info(at)henriktranberg.dk |
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| THE ART OF HELPING |
| If you would like to lead somebody else in
a certain direction, you must first and foremost ensure that you find
him where he is, and start from there
Søren
Kierkegaard
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What can a psychologist help me with? |
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A psychologist can help you gain more awareness
about how you function as a person in the world. The
psychologist cannot remove your problems but can
facilitate that you become more aware of your own
resources.
Talks with a psychologist can be a helpful means
in dealing with psychological issues concerning:
- Low self esteem
- Grief
- Anxiety and fear
- Relationships
- Personal or existential crisis
- Communicating your needs
- The inability to feel your emotions
- Dealing with difficult emotions
- Drugs and alcohol abuse
- Eating disorders
- Sexuality
- Personal boundaries
- The relation to your own body
- Setting a limit
- Stress
- Identity problems
- Meaninglessness
- Competencies
- Problem solving
- Assertion training
- Facilitating communication
You can use your Health Insurance with me
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Psychologist or psychotherapist? |
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The title "Psychologist" is protected
in Denmark, and it means that the person holding it
has a 5-year university training from either of
these universities: Copenhagen, Århus or Ålborg.
From the year 2010, it is now possible to aquire a
master's degree in psychology at the university of
Odense. The
title of "Psychotherapist" is not
protected, and thus everyone with or without
training can call himself a psychotherapist. However,
there are some schools which meet the standards
formulated by the Danish
Association of
Psychotherapists.
More legitimate to see a
psychologist
Recently,
it has become more legitimate to see a psychologist
than ever. Contacting a psychologist is not a
sign of weakness, or a sign of you being mad -
rather, it is a strong decision to take yourself
seriously. It is a sign of self-care, of wanting to
learn how to listen to your bodily signals without
shame.
Read more about seeking counseling
with a
psychologist here (It's in Danish - soon an
English edition will come)
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