Mădălina Mărgărit

Psychotherapist | Psychoanalyst
Clinical Psychologist

Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology
Psihoterapeut de orientare psihanalitică, formată în cadrul Fundației Româno-Olandeză pentru Psihoterapie Psihanalitică – FROPP

Clinical Psychologist with the right to practice independently (Romanian College of Psychologists Code - 07584 May 30, 2009)
Psihoterapeut cu drept de liberă practică (Cod Colegiul Psihologilor din România – 2539 October 31, 2019)

Participations in Conferences and Summer Schools

Romanian Society of Psychoanalysis,

Generation Foundation,

Romanian Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy - ARPP

Fundației Româno-Olandeză pentru Psihoterapie Psihanalitică – FROPP,

Romanian Society for Jungian Analysis - SRAJ.

Additional Training:

Continuing education course in psychoanalytic psychotherapy organised by the Romanian Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2020, 2021, 2022)
Continuing professional development program "Dysfunctions in Countertransference in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy", organised by the Romanian Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2022)
Continuing professional development program "Field Theories in Psychoanalysis", organised by the Romanian Association for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2022)
Continuing professional development program "Depression as an Experience of Loss and Part of the Psychological Transformation Process", organised by the Romanian Society for Jungian Analysis (2022)
Continuing professional development program "Of/From Anxiety", organised by the Romanian-Dutch Foundation for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (2022)
Continuing professional development program "Experiencing Narcissism: Between the Inner Void and the Fascination with Grandeur", organised by the Romanian Society for Jungian Analysis (2022)
Summer School "Psychoanalysis in the Pandemic", organised by the Romanian Society of Psychoanalysis (2021)
Summer School "Projective Identification and Countertransference", organised by the Generation Foundation (2021)
Continuing professional development program in psychosomatics, organised by the Generation Foundation (2021)
Psychosomatic Seminar, organised by the Generation Foundation in collaboration with the Institute of Psychosomatics in Paris (2021)
International Psychoanalysis Conference "Sibling Bonds", organised by the Romanian Society of Psychoanalysis (2020)
International Psychoanalysis Conference "The Authentic", organised by the Romanian Society of Psychoanalysis (2017)

Psychotherapy is more than just a problem-solving method – it is a process of self-awareness and transformation. As a psychotherapist, I create a safe space where you can explore your thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. Anxiety, depression, stress, or relationship difficulties are not just temporary states, but signals of deep inner conflicts. Low self-esteem can affect relationships and daily decisions, maintaining a pattern of insecurity and frustration.

Emotional disorders, such as anxiety and depression, can have roots in early experiences, negative thought patterns, or difficulties in managing emotions. Chronic stress, for example, can lead to mental and physical exhaustion, affecting relationships and motivation. Through psychotherapy, we work together to identify the source of these difficulties, exploring your inner coping mechanisms and developing healthier strategies for emotional balance.

In the case of addictions, whether it's substance dependence or harmful behaviors (excessive work, toxic relationships, gambling), these are often unconscious ways of avoiding emotional pain or filling an inner void. However, instead of providing relief, they amplify suffering and the loss of control over one's life. A psychotherapist can help you understand the causes of these patterns and find more balanced and conscious alternatives.

Psychotherapy doesn't offer quick solutions, but it creates a framework where change becomes possible. By consciously exploring the mechanisms that influence your choices and relationships, you can gain greater self-understanding and a clearer direction in life. The therapeutic process is a journey of rediscovering your authenticity, a step toward emotional balance and inner freedom. Choosing the right psychotherapist is essential for this process, as the therapeutic relationship is the foundation of change and healing. An experienced psychotherapist can facilitate this exploration in an empathetic and profound way, providing the support you need to navigate through your emotions and challenges.

If you feel that you need support to overcome emotional difficulties or to better understand who you are, psychotherapy offers you the space needed for introspection and personal development.

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Books

15 October 2024

Some psychotherapy books can provide valuable information, but they cannot replace real therapy. While self-help books offer helpful advice, they cannot change defense mechanisms formed in childhood, which often become obstacles in adult life. Real psychotherapy helps explore and resolve these deep psychological conflicts, a process that cannot be achieved through reading alone. Psychoanalytic therapy reaches the root of the problems, offering profound and lasting change that psychotherapy books cannot produce.

How is attachment style formed, and can we transform it in our relationships?

12 March 2025

Attachment profoundly influences the way we form and maintain relationships throughout our lives. This article explores the attachment styles developed in childhood and their impact on adult relationships. It also explains how psychotherapy can help in raising awareness and transforming an insecure attachment, providing a safe space for self-exploration and change. The process is not quick, but with patience and self-acceptance, we can learn to build healthier and more authentic relationships. Discover how emotional patterns formed in the past can influence your present and how you can transform them.

Izolare și anxietate: Cum să faci față fricii și vulnerabilității

Love in the Time of the Coronavirus

20 March 2020

The article explores how accepting human fragility can help manage anxiety, particularly in the context of the uncertainty created by the pandemic. We view anxiety not only as a reaction to external dangers but also as a manifestation of our internal vulnerability. By accepting this vulnerability, we can learn to live consciously and in balance, finding the courage to face fear and insecurity. The article suggests techniques for managing anxiety and emphasizes the importance of psychoanalytic psychotherapy in understanding the roots of anxiety and promoting lasting mental balance.