ABOUT
Welcome to my website! My name is Dinko Aleksandrov, and I am a licensed psychologist in the states of Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. I earned a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in Chicago, where I received training in a variety of psychotherapies. I hold certifications in Problem-Solving Therapy for Depression as well as in Advanced Adlerian Psychotherapy. In addition, I have been trained in the resolution of attachment patterns, relationship troubles, and emotional conflicts. Having committed my undergraduate education to the liberal arts, at Bard College, NY, I ensure to incorporate the arts, sciences, and humanities into my work. I do so because approaching psychotherapy from a holistic perspective is the best way to understand the complexities of human character and to help others achieve their own standards of the good life.
Most of my professional background has been built on working with teenagers, young adults, and the science of human relationships. In today's world, people migrate more than ever before and settle down later in life than previous generations have done. These new trends have forced us to redefine how we relate to one another and to increase the number of social connections. Whether we are discussing anxiety, depression, procrastination, indecision, relationships, or existential dilemmas; I truly commit to helping people navigate through these complexities of modern-day life. It is honoring to be a part of their journey, and, in that, I feel blessed. Besides relational troubles, additional areas of specialty include time management, stress management, emotion regulation, and decision-making. I believe mastering all these components paves the road to making one's dreams come true, and I am committed to guiding clients in achieving that for themselves.
Outside of doing psychotherapy, I teach full time at Adler University, expressing my fascination for a unified theory of human psychology. In my spare time, I enjoy playing soccer, volleyball, or billiards; reading novels; and taking long walks.
