A first conversation
One meeting to say what is going on and work out whether I can be of use to you.
- Length
- 60 minutes
- Where
- In Arquata Scrivia, or online
- How often
- One meeting, with nothing obliged to follow
Psychologist In specialist training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Every story deserves to be heard, every person deserves their own space.
I am Giada Stroppa. I see people in Arquata Scrivia and online who are going through something they can no longer manage alone.
Almost everyone who writes to me has been thinking about it for months. They searched, they read, they closed the page, and then they came back. If that is what you are doing, you are not late: this is exactly where it starts.
You do not need to be able to say already what this is about, or to have a name for what you are living through. That is what a first conversation is for.
If one of these words resembles what you are looking for, start there.
When the alertness never switches off and everything seems to need preparing for.
Find out moreThe moment the body sounds the alarm and the mind cannot find the danger.
Find out moreWhen the same story repeats itself with different people and you cannot see why.
Find out moreThe nights when thinking switches on exactly when it should be switching off.
Find out moreAfterwards, when everyone has gone back to their life and you are left with yours.
Find out moreThe inner voice that comments on everything and is never on your side.
Find out moreThree ways of meeting, on the same terms in each.
One meeting to say what is going on and work out whether I can be of use to you.
Continuing work, psychoanalytically oriented, at a frequency we decide together.
The same meetings, by video call, for people who live far from Arquata Scrivia or travel often.
Seventy euro for an individual session online, ninety for a couple. For in-person sessions at Polarmed, in Arquata Scrivia, the fee is set by the facility.
All feesI read every message myself and reply within two working days. If you hear nothing, do write again: mail does sometimes end up in a spam folder.