Mina’s main professional interest and passion is insight-based psychology and existential psychodynamic therapy. She studied and practiced clinical psychology in Belgrade, Serbia for 15 years where she also received intensive training in psychodynamic therapy and worked with individuals, families, and groups.

Since moving to Houston 12 years ago, Mina completed her graduate degree at the University of Houston, where she practiced therapy mostly with people suffering from trauma, anxiety, and grief. She taught courses to graduate students at the University of Houston on Spirituality and Aging, Group therapy, Grief/Bereavement therapy and Research Methodology.

Mina’s deep dedication to the understanding and acceptance of the most diverse human existential experiences and challenges has led her to explore a wide array of aspects and sources of knowledge both scientific (evidence-based), but also those stemming from the creative processes of making music, literature, film, and art.

Her basic belief is that ultimate healing and balance comes from the inward, often unpleasant, but deeply rewarding journey into ourselves that incorporates our habits and thoughts, but also our physical existence, emotional dynamic and spiritual needs and values.

Mina’s goal as a therapist is to be a reliable, trusted companion in this journey of self-exploration and self-acceptance.