Primary service
Online CBT psychotherapy
Structured and collaborative work focused on present difficulties, the factors that maintain them, and changes that are personally meaningful and observable.
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Neuroscience-informed CBT therapy, online in Armenia
Individual online psychotherapy for adults experiencing stress, anxiety, emotional overload, avoidance patterns, or difficulties with self-regulation.
Sessions are available in Armenian, English, and Russian.
When to seek support
When patterns of response begin to shape everyday life
- Your mind repeatedly returns to the same concern.
- Your body stays tense or alert long after the immediate situation has passed.
- Avoidance brings short-term relief but gradually restricts your life.
- Stress begins to affect work, sleep, relationships, or everyday decisions.
Working map
Situation, meaning, emotion, body, and behavior
CBT examines more than the content of a thought. It looks at how the meaning given to a situation, emotions, bodily activation, and behavior influence one another over time.
Neuroscience can add context around stress, learning, attention, and regulation without reducing a person to a brain mechanism or promising to “rewire” the brain through a single technique.
Explore the neuroscience-informed approach →First step
Evaluation session
The first meeting clarifies the current difficulty, your goals, the boundaries of the work, and possible next steps. It does not commit you to longer-term therapy.
Book an evaluation sessionProfessional foundation
Scientific thinking without reducing the person to a mechanism
Armen Andreasyan is a CBT therapist and PhD in medical neuroscience. Each working formulation is shaped by the person’s history, context, goals, and resources—not by a generic brain explanation.
Review the professional background →CBT psychotherapy
Structured and collaborative work based on an individualized formulation, observable goals, and practical experiments in daily life.
PhD in medical neuroscience
A scientific foundation for interpreting stress, learning, attention, behavior, and emotion regulation with appropriate caution.
Clear professional boundaries
The approach is not presented as a substitute for medical or psychiatric care and avoids simplified neuroscience promises.
CBT and psychotherapy
Latest evidence-informed articles
CBT and psychotherapy
What Is CBT and What Happens in the First Session?
A clear guide to CBT structure, the initial assessment, collaborative goals, and what may happen between sessions.
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Neuroscience
How Neuroscience Can Inform CBT Without Overclaiming
What neuroscience-informed CBT means in practice, where it adds value, and which brain-based claims should be avoided.
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Stress and anxiety
Stress, Anxiety, and Panic: What Is the Difference?
A practical distinction between three overlapping experiences and signs that professional or medical assessment may be useful.
Read article →First formulation
Ready to understand more clearly what may be maintaining the current difficulty?
An evaluation session helps separate the immediate problem, define useful goals, and decide whether the proposed approach is a suitable next step.