Eva Chmelikova, NCPS

Eva Chmelikova offers a compassionate, non-judgmental counseling space where each person’s experience is respected and their voice is heard. She focuses on helping people who have experienced loss or trauma and those navigating significant life transitions such as relocating to a new country, ending a relationship, or facing changes in identity and relationship dynamics.

Many of the people she works with arrive at a crossroads after long-term stress, ongoing life changes, or a growing sense of disconnection from themselves. She supports clients in rediscovering direction, increasing self-awareness, and exploring practical steps forward tailored to their circumstances.

Based in the United Kingdom, Eva has four years of counseling experience. Her private practice primarily serves adults, while her background also includes work with children and young people in a range of counseling settings. She often incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and play-based techniques when appropriate.

Eva places strong value on the therapeutic relationship and adapts the pace of work to what feels right for each individual. When helpful, she integrates art-based methods and mindfulness practices to deepen exploration and provide emotional release. She recognizes that starting counseling can feel daunting and sometimes bring up anxiety, and she works collaboratively with clients to navigate those reactions. She holds the NCPS credential, a professional certification in counseling, and is available to support adults seeking guidance through loss, trauma, relationship shifts, and life transitions.