Anna Korelin

I am a clinical psychologist and a doctoral researcher specializing in developmental psychology. I provide one-to-one sessions with adults and adolescents, and support for parents navigating parenthood. I offer guidance in strengthening parent-child relationships and managing everyday family dynamics. My interests include mood difficulties such as depression and anxiety, emotion regulation difficulties, overgenerational attachment transmission, and life crises. Over the years, I have gained diverse experience across multiple settings - I have worked in family counselling, schools, mental health and substance abuse clinic, and crisis center. I have experience in supporting families through complex relational and emotional challenges from various cultural backgrounds. My aim is to create a safe and supportive space to explore behavioral and developmental concerns. As a psychologist I am empathic, mindful, and sensitive. In addition to Finnish, I speak fluent English and understand Russian fluently.  In addition to clinical work, I am pursuing a PhD in Developmental Psychology at University of Helsinki. In my research I explore mother-child relationships, mother’s reflective functioning, and their impact on attachment and socio-cognitive development in children.