Maria Staniloiu

About me

💌 I am an open, curious, and present person, deeply committed to supporting the psychological wellbeing of the people I work with. My understanding of the human psyche is both theoretical and experiential — shaped by professional training as well as years of personal therapy, in the role of a client. This dual perspective allows me to enter the therapeutic relationship with deep respect, dedication, and professionalism, while keeping alive the human connection that gives meaning to this process. 💌 What you can expect when working with me: – Support, curiosity, warmth, and a therapeutic space grounded in solid professional knowledge – Structure and clarity in the process — without pressure or urgency – A collaborative relationship in which you choose what, how, and how much to explore – A consistent focus on authenticity and the development of a healthy, autonomous sense of self – An integrative, trauma-informed approach supported by international trainings and over 12 years of personal therapeutic work – Over 10 years of experience in the field of psychology, including 6 years in clinical private practice 💌 What I do not offer: – Miraculous healing plans or guaranteed results in a set number of sessions – Advice on how to live your life — instead, I will support you in discovering and deciding what is truly right for you – Promises of healing that exclude your active involvement 💌 Does this resonate with you? I work in weekly therapy sessions with people who feel their pain is not random — but rooted in deeper layers of experience — and who are ready to meet it gently, in their own rhythm. With people who no longer seek quick fixes, but are drawn to a process of real, relational transformation — in their connection with self, others, and life. With those who have gone through emotional abuse, unsafe relationships, or internal ruptures, and are now seeking a space where they can be truly seen, not "repaired." 💌 My clinical experience, international trainings, and intensive personal journey over the past 10+ years allow me to work with depth, integrity, and respect for the complexity of every person. Safety doesn’t emerge spontaneously — it is built gradually, through consistent presence. And deep psychological transformation requires continuity, not occasional intervention. This is also supported by findings in the professional literature. LGBTQIA+ affirmative