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Georgiana Verdonk-Sim

Georgiana Verdonk-Sim

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Join date: Jan 8, 2025

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Georgiana Verdonk-Sim is an NFG-registered and NAP-affiliated psychologist based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. She specialises in working with professionals, expats, and young adults dealing with anxiety, grief and loss, burnout, eating disorders, and brain fog — in English, with short wait times and no GP referral needed. With a background combining 25+ years of corporate leadership experience and clinical psychological training, Georgiana brings a uniquely grounded, practical approach to therapy. She draws on CBT, ACT, IFS, and Polyvagal-informed methods, adapting her approach to each individual client.

In-person sessions are available every Wednesday at her practice in Amsterdam Zuid. Online sessions are available throughout the Netherlands. 🌐 www.mspsychgv.com

Posts (13)

Jun 4, 2026 ∙ 5 min

Finding an English-Speaking Therapist in Amsterdam: What You Need to Know

You remember what it felt like to be okay. If you're living in the Netherlands and struggling to find a therapist who truly understands you — in your own language — you're not alone, and help is closer than you think. Here's what you need to know before taking that first step.

Oct 28, 2025 ∙ 5 min

When Work Feels Uncertain: Psychological Flexibility You Can Use Today

AI and market shifts can feel noisy. MsPsychGV explains psychological flexibility (from ACT) and offers simple tools you can use today: defuse sticky thoughts, ride out anxiety waves, return to the present, and take small steps guided by your values. Whether you're worried about AI and jobs or everyday stress, these practices help you stay steady and keep moving in a direction that matters.

Oct 3, 2025 ∙ 3 min

Work Stress vs Burnout: How to Tell the Difference

Not all stress is bad — in fact, short-term stress can help you stay focused and perform. But when pressure builds without relief, it can turn harmful and lead to burnout. In this blog, we explore the difference between work stress and burnout, what colleagues and managers can do to help, and how therapy offers strategies for recovery and resilience.

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