Luiza Cateliu

About me

I’m Luiza Cateliu, a psychotherapist trained in Person-Centered Therapy. I am a calm person and I will accompany you with gentleness, patience, and empathy. I am here to accompany you on your journey of self-discovery, where you will become aware of your inner resources and learn to use them to achieve emotional balance. From experience, we know that trauma is passed down from generation to generation, but in the same way, we can also pass on love, understanding, acceptance, and generosity. My approach to Psychotherapy I would like the relationship we build together in therapy to allow you to feel free to bring any thought or feeling that arises within you. In order for you to feel safe exploring your inner world, I will make sure that the environment we create together is one of trust, free from pressure or judgment. I believe that the most valuable gift you give yourself through therapy becomes truly visible only when you face a difficult challenge. Because you no longer feel as overwhelmed, you are able to gather your strength, gain clarity about which choice is best for you, and feel confident enough to take the actions that serve you best. About me In a challenging moment of my life, I realized how important it is to have someone by your side when you feel overwhelmed or when you lose a loved one. That’s when I wished to be able to listen and help as best as I can during such moments. I am a mother and a wife, and I often experience all the seasons of emotions within a single week — and sometimes all in one day. I constantly observe, learn, and discover ways to find balance, to integrate experiences of every shade, and to embrace the beauty of everyday life. Professional Experience To give you a sense of my practice so far, I can share that I have experience working with: emotion management (anxiety, stress, loneliness), relationship difficulties or blocks, self-discovery and personal development, trauma, emotional suffering, and grief/loss of a loved one Therapeutic Setting I believe it is very important to feel that you resonate with your therapist, and sometimes the first step can be the most difficult. I appreciate your courage and openness, and I will accompany you with understanding and gentleness in the first adjustment session.