Psychologist in Tbilisi — Psychotherapy and Psychological Counseling
Psychologist in Tbilisi — Psychotherapy and Psychological Counseling
Medically reviewed byGiorgi (Guga) Sikharulidze · MD, PhD — Psychiatrist · Professor · Clinical ResearcherUpdated:
Psychologist in Tbilisi — Psychotherapy and Psychological Counseling
When should you see a psychologist?
You are experiencing stress that you are unable to cope with on your own
You are experiencing relationship difficulties — with your partner, in your family, or at work
You have noticed signs of emotional burnout — chronic fatigue, loss of motivation
Do you experience anxiety, low mood, or irritability that interferes with your everyday life?
You would like to understand yourself better and support your personal growth
You have gone through a traumatic experience and need support in processing your emotions
Do you experience problems with sleep, eating, or behavior?
Psychotherapy methods at GSMRC
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
EMDR
Art therapy
What happens during a psychological consultation?
First appointment
Will listen to your expectations and concerns
Will assess your emotional state
Discusses the goals and methods of therapeutic work
If needed, they will recommend a consultation with a psychiatrist
Therapeutic process
Psychologist or psychiatrist?
Psychologist
psychiatrist
GSMRC psychological team
Book a consultation
Address: Togo Gudava Street, Tbilisi
Center: GSMRC — Guga Sikharulidze Mental Health Research Center
Frequently asked questions
See a psychologist when you cannot cope with stress alone, have relationship difficulties, notice signs of burnout, or experience anxiety or low mood that interferes with daily life, or after trauma.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) for depression, anxiety, and OCD, EMDR for phobias, and art therapy, selected to fit the individual's needs.
The psychologist listens to your expectations and concerns, assesses your emotional state, and discusses the goals and methods of therapy, referring you to a psychiatrist if needed.
A psychologist works with psychotherapeutic methods and does not prescribe medication; a psychiatrist is a doctor who can prescribe medication when it is needed.