Aneta Stojnić, Ph.D is psychoanalyst, theoretician and artist.
Presently she is a co-director of Child and Adolescent Program the Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research where she also teaches clinical writing and serves as a mentor for candidates in Respecializaton program.
Alongside psychoanalysis, Aneta’s areas of research includes artistic and theoretical practices at the intersections of art, culture and politics. She published two books and two co-edited volumes, as well as dozens of peer-reviewed articles on contemporary art, media, culture, and psychoanalysis, and has authored numerous artistic and curatorial projects in collaboration with renowned institutions all over Europe. Aneta has taught performance, art and media theory at universities and art academies in Vienna, Belgrade, and Ghent. She is on the editorial board of magazine Room—A sketchbook for analytic action and co-hosts the Voices from Room: A Podcast for Analytic Action.
She regularly presents her work and research at conferences and festivals worldwide.
I practice psychoanalysis and psychotherapy with adults, children, and adolescents. In my work I provide open, nonjudgmental space where you can share your fears, sufferings, and concerns that are otherwise difficult to articulate. Through a practice of active and attentive listening I will work with you to help you identify the unhealthy patterns that make you feel stuck in your life and to realise your full potential in life. I work with people who are struggling with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family issues, trauma, ambivalence, professional difficulties, feelings of loneliness and alienation. In my practice I pay close attention to the influence of specific social and cultural contexts on psychic life and I provide an LGBTIQA+ safe space.
