English-speaking psychotherapist in Sofia, Bulgaria
Hi, I’m Vessy Tasheva.
After 11 years in Ireland, I now live in Sofia, Bulgaria.
In Sofia, I offer in-person psychotherapy in English (for expats in Bulgaria) and in Bulgarian.
I help individuals untangle fears, anxieties, and limiting beliefs—often rooted in early experiences—to build healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Life Crisis & Identity Issues
Relationship Issues
Women’s Issues: Infertility, IVF, Pregnancy, Postpartum, Parenting, Violence, Peri/Menopause
Financial Issues
Chronic Conditions, incl. Chronic Pain & Skin Issues
I have worked in Ireland and Bulgaria with clients of different cultures, sexual orientation, gender and age between 18 and 60 years.
⭐ Trinity College Dublin graduate with MSc in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy,
⭐ Clinical Affiliate Member of Irish Forum for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
⭐ Full Member of Bulgarian Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.
⭐ Almost 500 hours of personal therapy
⭐ Regularly attend supervision
I only work online with people who live outside of Sofia (e.g. Bansko, Blagoevgrad, Varna, Plovdiv, Burgas) or Bulgaria (e.g. the US, Canada, Ireland, the UK, Switzerland, etc).
What do you need help with?
On Podcasts:
“On Trust, Skin, Money, Boundaries and Therapy”
A psychoanalytic take to trusting others and trusting oneself, inspired by my MSc Dissertation for Trinity College Dublin
Joined Rick Kahler on his podcast for 3 episodes. Tune in below.
Watch Vessy’s keynote “The Impact of Trust” at HR Technologies 2024 at ExCel London
As featured in US and European media & podcasts over the years
Sunday Business Post: Cover Story on Diversity & Inclusion
Get more HR clients: Growing a D&I Business
Your Pursuit of Happiness Podcast: Episode 14 with Vessy Tasheva
State Street hosts FuSIon : Inclusive Ireland - A Destination of Choice for Financial Services & FinTech Professionals
“How do you know?” Podcast: Allowing yourself to constantly become
AmCham Bulgaria featuring my interview with Software Group
Arianna Huffington’s THRIVE GLOBAL: Escaping the unhappiness trap
Women 2.0: 3 Reasons Why Women Stay or Leave a Job
