Katarina Stoltz is a psychotherapist and counsellor offering professional mental health support. The practice specialises in supporting internationally mobile individuals as they navigate the emotional complexity of living between cultures.
The experience of moving to Germany — leaving behind established social networks, family, and the familiar comforts of home — creates psychological challenges that are genuinely distinct from those faced by settled residents. Issues such as identity fragmentation, cultural dissonance, loneliness and disconnection, and existential questioning about life choices are common themes in the expat experience and are areas where Katarina Stoltz’s expertise is directly relevant.
Therapeutic work is conducted in English and draws on a range of evidence-based modalities including integrative psychotherapy, cognitive-behavioural techniques, and humanistic approaches — adapted to the individual client’s needs and presenting concerns.
Sessions are available in person and online, providing flexibility for individuals outside of Berlin. For English-speaking people who want to talk to a qualified professional who genuinely understands their context, Katarina Stoltz provides a safe therapeutic space.
Therapy for internationally mobile individuals living between cultures.
Integrative and humanistic approaches tailored to your needs.
Cognitive-behavioural techniques for anxiety and low mood.
Sessions available in person and remotely.