

The journey of inner change begins with understanding yourself.
Many people choose psychotherapy over hypnotherapy because they prefer a more interactive and conscious approach to addressing their mental health concerns.
For those open to exploring different methods, combining psychotherapy with hypnotherapy can offer a powerful, holistic approach — allowing individuals to benefit from deep subconscious work while also engaging in conscious, reflective dialogue.
Starting therapy can be a big step, and it’s normal to feel a mix of emotions — curiosity, nervousness, or even excitement. At Dragan’s practice, the focus is on creating a comfortable and supportive environment where you can begin your journey toward better mental health.
The first session is all about you. Dragan will listen carefully as you share what’s been on your mind and the challenges you’ve been facing. This isn’t about labels or judgments — just an open, honest conversation to understand your needs and how therapy can help.
One of the most important aspects of therapy is the relationship between you and your therapist. Dragan prioritizes building a strong, trusting connection, where you feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and feelings. This connection is the foundation for effective therapy, helping you feel supported every step of the way.
After your first visit, you’ll have a better understanding of how therapy works and how it can benefit you. Dragan will outline a potential plan for your sessions and answer any questions you might have. Remember, this is your journey, and you’re in control of the pace and direction. Taking that first step toward therapy is a positive move toward better mental health. Dragan is here to support you, offering guidance, empathy, and professional expertise to help you navigate whatever challenges you’re facing.
In my work, I draw from various psychotherapeutic approaches and techniques, depending on the client’s experience, the themes that emerge, and the process we build together. Sometimes the focus is on relationship dynamics, sometimes the group becomes a mirror of internal patterns. At times, the body speaks before any words.And sometimes, what’s needed is careful trauma regulation, silence, or focused work with anxiety. Below, you can find the areas in which I most often support clients through the process of change.
Discover how understanding and open communication transform relationships.
Explore the power of group therapy in reflecting internal patterns and fostering personal growth.
Enhance your performance and decision-making in the workplace with targeted psychological techniques.
Unlock your full potential by addressing mental blocks and improving focus in sports.
Learn how psychotherapy can guide you through the complex path of overcoming addiction.
Enhance your performance and decision-making in the workplace with targeted psychological techniques.
Find relief from anxiety, fear, and depression with specialized therapeutic methods tailored to your needs.
Support recovery and stabilization with compassionate care and structured therapeutic support.
Break free from compulsive thoughts and rituals with therapeutic approaches designed to restore mental balance.
Overcome overwhelming episodes of fear through targeted techniques that help you regain control and inner calm.
No. Psychotherapy isn’t only for people with severe diagnoses. Many clients seek therapy to better understand themselves, improve their relationships, or gain clarity in life.
If you often feel anxious, dissatisfied, emotionally drained, notice recurring patterns in your relationships, or simply feel the need to talk to a professional – therapy may be a good choice for you.
The first session is an introduction. The therapist will ask questions about your reasons for coming, your daily life, and your expectations. You also get a chance to see if the therapist and their approach feel like a good fit for you.
A standard session lasts 60 minutes and is usually held once a week. However, frequency can be adjusted based on your needs and mutual agreement.
Not in the traditional sense. A therapist won’t tell you what to do, but will help you explore your own resources and insights so you can make decisions that feel right for you.
It’s completely okay to bring that up. Sometimes a change in approach or even a different therapist may be needed – and that is a part of finding what truly supports you.
I’m Dragan Štikovac, born and raised in Novi Sad, Serbia. With a background in IT and advanced psychology studies, plus a Certification in Hypnotherapy from the American International Association, I blend analytical precision with deep empathy. I tailor each session to your needs—helping you reduce stress, overcome anxiety, or achieve personal growth. Let’s navigate your path to well-being together.
Psychologist and Psychotherapist,Clinical Hypnotherapist, Bioresonance spec. and instructor. Spec. of Radiology
1 hour session
95$
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