veronika.slavikova@ruk.cuni.cz

My five-year psychology studies were my first step in discovering myself and, through that, the people around me. After studying in Bratislava, I moved to Prague, where I completed training in crisis intervention, online counseling, and individual coaching. I lead workshops on topics such as emotions, self-love, authenticity, stress management, breathing, and mindfulness. I have experience working with people with mental health difficulties and with survivors of domestic violence. For many years, I have worked with adolescents and young people in crisis situations and difficult life periods.

I am interested in a holistic approach to people, combining bodywork with coaching and counseling techniques. Together with clients, we create a supportive space and seek unique resources for navigating their authentic path through life’s challenges.

I currently work as a coordinator of support for students with mental health difficulties at the Carolina Centre, lead workshops for secondary schools, and run my own coaching practice.

I studied Psychology at Palacký University in Olomouc (Bc.) and Masaryk University in Brno (Mgr.). I completed comprehensive training in crisis intervention and further developed my experience in the NGO Úsměv mámy, which focuses on maternal mental health. As a volunteer coordinator at DC MUNI POMÁHÁ, I cared for the volunteer community and its mental health through educational activities and methodological support. I also gained experience in the social enterprise Teamium, where I provided individual consultations, facilitated group meetings, and focused on education and team cooperation.

Gradually, I shifted my attention more towards individual coaching. With clients, I focus on working with difficult-to-grasp topics – together, we find ways to clarify and address them so they can strengthen their authenticity, competencies, and broaden their possibilities and potential.

At present, I focus mainly on individual coaching consultations while also working as a psychologist for students with special needs at the Carolina Centre.