Psychological consultation is a specialized support service designed to assist individuals in navigating personal and professional challenges. A counselor offers tailored guidance addressing issues such as stress, burnout, career anxiety, and emotional blockages. This service is intended to empower clients, enhance their overall well-being, and help them achieve their goals while maintaining their passion and creativity.

Consultation services can be short-term, longer-term, or ongoing, and can be helpful for working on a specific problem or for creating a concrete plan to move forward on a more complex issue.

My experience as a director and promoter of cultural projects has encouraged me to concentrate my work as a consultant in the field of the performing arts. Being an integral part of this multifaceted world and having had to deal myself with the unique circumstances that entertainers, actors, musicians, artists, executives and creatives in general involved in similar industries face, I am aware of and fully understand the many issues and difficulties peculiar to this environment.

Creatives and performers will receive personalized strategies to manage the unique pressures of their industries. The deep understanding of the specific demands and difficulties faced by entertainers, actors, musicians, artists, and executives ensures that the support provided is relevant and effective. By focusing on both immediate concerns and long-term goals, psychological consultation helps clients create a balanced and fulfilling professional life, enabling them to continue doing what they love with renewed energy and confidence.

Consultating psychology can help you manage circumstances and adversities of your idiosyncratic everyday life to continue more profitably doing what you love with renewed passion and energy.

What would creatives and performers be using consultation for:

• Coping with work overload and burnout, career anxiety, lack of career mobility, irregular working hours, physical injury, low financial rewards, sleep disruption, perfectionism, insufficient self-esteem, identity crises, financial insecurity and sporadic work opportunities, insecurity.
• Dealing with disappointment of being overlooked for an audition or not getting a coveted part.
• Difficulty in starting or finishing a creative project you have been dreaming about.
• Choosing between your career and the demands of your romantic or familial life. Perhaps contemplating leaving a profession that has defined your identity.
• Managing extreme stress, employment uncertainty, low income.
• Overeating.
• Social isolation, social anxiety, poor social skills and difficulty forming relationships.
• Feeling uninspired and unmotivated.
• Not putting your identity at risk when your work is subject to uncertainty and devaluation.
• Staying with your feet on the ground and true to yourself during times of success, excess, and attention.
• Managing the constant deluge of information and expectations from the media and your peers.
• Taking good care of yourself amidst the pressure to never stop working/producing.