Psychologist for violence and abuse
Experiences of violence and abuse can have deep and lasting consequences for your mental health. A psychologist with this specialty offers a safe space to process these experiences, whether they involve physical violence, psychological abuse, sexual assault, or domestic violence. Treatment can help you regain a sense of safety and self-confidence.
Key figures
Psychologist for violence and abuse: 1,090 psychologists on FindPsyk. 424 hold a ydernummer, 641 offer online sessions, and the typical waiting time is 4 weeks.
Popular therapy methods
Marianne From Jakobsen
Frederikssund, Hovedstaden
Michala Sofie Lehrmann Nielsen
København V, Hovedstaden
Ida Christine Tholstrup Gjøde
København K, Hovedstaden
Kirstine Nielsen
Aalborg, Nordjylland
Helene Dysgaard
København N, Hovedstaden
Anne Krogh Jensen
Aalborg, Nordjylland
Tenna Malmos
Espergærde, Hovedstaden
K. Tine Ravn Holmegaard
Risskov, Midtjylland
Mads Kjær
Vejle, Syddanmark
Lærke Clement
København K, Hovedstaden
900–2160 kr
Julia Ahlbom
Vanløse, Hovedstaden
Maria Møldal
Holbæk, Sjaelland
Helene Lycke Erikstrup Artland
Farum, Hovedstaden
Lotte Sønderby
Vejle, Syddanmark
Rikke Rahtkens
Sorø, Sjaelland
Dorte Larsen
Frederiksberg, Hovedstaden
Stine Kallesø
Odense M, Syddanmark
Flemming Rasmussen
Roskilde, Sjaelland
Pernille Holmboe
Kolding, Syddanmark
Mariann Keis
Morud, Syddanmark
Iben Mølsted Bach
Aarhus N, Midtjylland
Lea Linnet
Egtved, Syddanmark
Dag Kostøl Wennesland
København K, Hovedstaden
Shahram Wessberg
Hillerød, Hovedstaden
Psychologist for violence and abuse: all 1090 psychologists
- Bo Snedker Boman
- Kristine Piilgaard
- Kate Pilar Sison Christensen
- Marianne Harpsøe Welcher
- Camilla Zacho Woetmann
- Edo Obad
- Mettemarie Winther Johannsen
- Lykke Paarup Birkeland
- Caroline Damgård
- Janne M. Rodsten
- Ditte Gottlieb Hounisen
- Marianne Bredberg
- Vinnie Heiss
- Karin Bisgaard
- Tina Birk Irner
- Natasha Aarup
- Line Dupont
- Christine Rasmussen
- Marianne Skak Lund
- Jette Wied Hatting
- Faezeh Zand
- Kasper Winther Jørgensen
- Robert J. Jørgensen
- Philip Rossen-Kjær
- Magdalena Bialy Riis
- Vivi Knudsen
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I seek help after violence or abuse?
Seek help when you're ready, but don't delay too long. Symptoms like flashbacks, anxiety, sleep problems, mistrust, and emotional withdrawal are signs you need professional support. There is no time limit for seeking help.
What is psychological violence?
Psychological violence includes degradation, threats, control, isolation, gaslighting, and other forms of emotional manipulation. It can be hard to identify, but the consequences are just as serious as physical violence. A psychologist can help you recognize and process it.
Can my treatment remain confidential?
Yes, psychologists have full confidentiality obligations. Your sessions are private, and information is not shared without your consent. The only exceptions are if there is an immediate threat to life or if children are at risk of abuse.