Turning Point - Swedish International Counseling Center

Turning Point - Swedish International Counseling Center Welcome to a Swedish International Counseling Center in Stockholm. We offer individual, couple, relational and student counseling.

18/02/2026

Again I need to clarify that we are not associated with an American organization.

A summary of the last few weeks blogging about my journey and the direction I'm moving in with our company. Our Stockhol...
01/02/2026

A summary of the last few weeks blogging about my journey and the direction I'm moving in with our company. Our Stockholm Expat Center will be launched next week.

A summary of the last two weeks after I started my You Tube channel. I talk about health, finding stability and happiness. I mentioned the Stockholm Expat Ce...

Once you are in the flow, all the puzzles pieces come together. Last week I was contacted by a media school called Kagge...
31/01/2026

Once you are in the flow, all the puzzles pieces come together. Last week I was contacted by a media school called Kaggeholm in Vasastan. They send a live news feed weekly and the theme was regarding The National Hug Day "Kramens Dag". They found me because they were looking for a therapist that works with couples. It felt so random that they called me but it was perfect timing while I had just started my You Tube channel. It wasn't scripted and I felt very relaxed. I know they say that you look bigger on camera and that is definitely the case here😅! My interview starts at 14.35 mins in.

CityNytt sänder live från Vasastan i Stockholm.

Welcome couples and single individuals. This workshop is interactive and reflective. We will offer appetizers and snacks...
29/01/2026

Welcome couples and single individuals. This workshop is interactive and reflective. We will offer appetizers and snacks. Sign up today!

International counselling Sweden, svensk internationell terapi mottagning, couple therapy Sweden, Individual therapy Sweden, Expats in Sweden

I love these simple animations to sum up and understand why so many people struggle to find "the one". Why we get stuck ...
21/01/2026

I love these simple animations to sum up and understand why so many people struggle to find "the one". Why we get stuck in conflicts and why people are so afraid to commit. We can't just use tools to heal, we have to open up to being vulnerable in therapy or with another person like a friend or someone you are dating. Being honest with your true desires but also protect yourselves from people that may manipulate you or try to control you. They may love you for your empathetic, vulnerable being but they may protect themselves from fully feeling vulnerable or safe to open up. You need to first do the work yourself before you can trust whether the person you are dating is the right person for you.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Sue Johnson, the founder of Emotionally Focused Therapy was my guide in my journey to improve my work as a couple therap...
19/01/2026

Sue Johnson, the founder of Emotionally Focused Therapy was my guide in my journey to improve my work as a couple therapist. She's amazing and her book, Hold Me Tight, is helpful for couples that are trying to understand how they get stuck.

Watch the full video at: http://www.psychotherapy.net/video/johnson-emotionally-focused-therapySue Johnson uses Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) to work wi...

I'm very proud of my collaboration with my former colleague, Rossana Petersén, when we created the Expats in Sweden podc...
19/01/2026

I'm very proud of my collaboration with my former colleague, Rossana Petersén, when we created the Expats in Sweden podcast during the pandemic. Here are the stats overall.

I love Meryl Streep, Cher, Susan Sarandon, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Raye, Adele, Billie Eilish and all the strong women that ...
19/01/2026

I love Meryl Streep, Cher, Susan Sarandon, Madonna, Lady Gaga, Raye, Adele, Billie Eilish and all the strong women that are famous and dare to speak up! Thank you for your strength and guidance!

Fair Use Disclaimer:This content is created for educational, informational, and transformative purposes in accordance with the Fair Use Doctrine (17 U.S.C. §...

I love Esther Perel and I realize, now that I am sharing my own journey, that Esther and I are very alike. Our parents w...
18/01/2026

I love Esther Perel and I realize, now that I am sharing my own journey, that Esther and I are very alike. Our parents were holocaust survivors but her parents were in the concentration camps. My father was 3 years old when he escaped from Vienna to get on a train to Krakow where my grandfather's family was living. Then they went to England and eventually my entire family went to Cuba for 2 years before entering America. To come to NYC in 1941 at Ellis Island was historical. I think that is what drove my father to seek more knowledge and enjoy life after his abusive father passed away.

So what is your history and narrative? How has your childhood shaped you and helped or tainted your perspective of the world, your relationship with your family, friends or partner, your work life choices and relationships with co-workers?

After re-reading Esther's bio, I realize, that she's so similar to my journey right now. She is a wise teacher that has guided me from afar but I hope to meet her one day soon. Here are the last sentences of her bio: "The great thing about being a therapist is that I don’t have to worry about age-ism and boredom. It’s not like keeping up with technology: as long as my brain works, I can practice until I drop—and I certainly intend to."

Storyteller. Psychotherapist. Rule Breaker. Learn more about Esther Perel, one of today’s most insightful and original voices on modern relationships.

This is just so sweet
18/01/2026

This is just so sweet

Laugh when this happens to you. We can all trip over and hope that someone is there to catch you when you fall
18/01/2026

Laugh when this happens to you. We can all trip over and hope that someone is there to catch you when you fall

Love this!
18/01/2026

Love this!

Adress

Sigtunagatan 4
Stockholm
11322

Öppettider

Måndag 09:00 - 17:00
Tisdag 09:00 - 17:00
Onsdag 09:00 - 17:00
Torsdag 09:00 - 17:00
Fredag 09:00 - 17:00

Telefon

+46705783500

Webbplats

http://www.youtube.com/@veronicaNYCS

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