Counselor, Psychotherapist and Social Worker
Gordana Marčetić-Radunović completed her master's studies in social work at the Faculty of Political Sciences in Belgrade, Serbia, and psychotherapy at the Institute of Psychodrama, Belgrade, Serbia, in 2014. In her work, she also applies elements of schema therapy, as a schema therapist under supervision. She is actively engaged in psychotherapy in various forms of work, individual, group and online psychotherapy.
Gordana has the certificate of the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) and the certificate of the Association of Psychotherapists Associations of Serbia (SDP).
Gordana has experience (since 2002) as a professional helper, both in the public, civil and business sectors with different target groups: children and young people without parental care, single parents, victims of domestic violence, problems in partner relationships, people who have difficulties with depression, panic attacks, phobias, suicidal thoughts, anorexia, students and volunteers who need support in working with their clients ("Helping the Helpers" program), and others who also aimed to improve their quality of life.
Gordana believes in the power of supporting healthy parts of the client's personality, in the psychotherapeutic relationship, review of the therapeutic process and supervision, continuous education and work on oneself.
Gordana points out the psychotherapeutic relationship as one of the key therapeutic factors: "The psychotherapeutic relationship is first of all a human relationship - a relationship of closeness, in which there is sincere concern for the client's life, appropriate boundaries, knowledge about different psychological states, support is provided, there is acceptance and trust, they gain new, positive experiences and in which self-confidence is built for new and better patterns of behaviour."
- Institut za psihodramu, Beograd, Srbija in 2014
