ARCHETYPAL DEPTH ANALYST
When the patterns of your life no longer make sense, there may be something deeper asking to be understood
Veronica
Vasylieva
Veronica
Vasylieva
Veronica Vasylieva is a Jungian Analytical Psychologist whose work is grounded in the tradition of C.G. Jung and informed by classical and archetypal approaches, including Archetypal Pattern Analysis.
Her practice explores the symbolic language of dreams, archetypes, mythology, fairytales, active imagination, and the relationship between the conscious and unconscious psyche.
Alongside her analytical training, Veronica has worked in NHS community mental health in London, refugee support, and academic research, accompanying people through periods of transition, loss, trauma, psychological difficulty, and profound change.
The Journey
Within
Jungian analysis is an invitation to turn inward and listen to what is emerging within you. Through dreams, symbols, emotions, relationships, and lived experience, the unconscious speaks in a language that is often indirect and symbolic and fragmented into peaces of the psychic pot, which is you. Together, we begin to listen to this language and bring all the pieces into awareness.
The aim is to see a bigger picture of who you are and develop a new relationship to different parts yourself. This will affect in a new rejuvenated way your relationships to ‘other’. And this ‘other’ is then beautifully taking a shape of your body, your relationships, your work, your life, your world.
We will also discover what archetypes and archetypal patterns are driving you at this moment, and the moments of past.
Three Journeys Into The Unknown
Like modern myths, below stories are not about perfect resolutions, but about the human journey toward greater wholeness, authenticity, and meaning. They invite recognition rather than offering idealised promises, allowing each person to see reflections of their own inner journey.
The King and Lost Kingdom
The Boy Who Never Came Home
Woman Who Waited Beside the River
Every Journey Begins With A First Step Into The Unknown
especially when it feels like oh no, its not the right time, not enough..