I am Yaga Bialski and this is my personal and professional website since 1996

I hope I age nicely and one day I will be properly old looking so very wise

I named my method of psychotherapy Nurturing psychotherapy© (in copyright) Previously I tried working name “YAGA” - "You And the Gatekeepers to Authentic" “YAGA” - in Jamaican surfers' slang it’s a greeting, sort of "what's up!".In Slavic old tales, it's a name of a witch "Baba Yaga". Although depicted as a wicket witch, I am sure only out fear of her wisdom, people made up nasty stories about her. Both not too suitable for me, I am not a surfer and nobody makes bad stories about me (although who knows?) .

Psychologist by education, psychotherapist by education and practice, in the last 20 years I developed own method of therapy based on the connection between two “Authentic identities” - mine, and client's. I named it NURTURING THERAPY© For that of course, you, the therapist, have to have a grip on what’s authentic you and what’s your ego. You also need to be fearless in the connection and have a clarity of mind to see what would be relevant in helping client to find own, authentic voice. No school can prepare you for that, only your constant work of sorting out what’s wheat (authentic) what chaff (ego) in your inner world will enable you have and use it in psychotherapy work . Nurturing psychotherapy© is a feminine force in the universe and we all more or les are able to be nurturers. It is an active support of the voice of the authentic in another person. Only then, when their inner voice is strong the outer voice, the voice of ego will not lead you in life. Coaching, that is cropping up around the world as a source of support in growth, is a skill learning support, which is a clever name to have a better functioning ego. It is masculine force and if you want to gain some skills, good to take the lessons, but knowing how to manage your time or cook a better stew is not a growth. The understanding the meaning of your experiences is the source of lasting joy of life, and that will not come from one ego teaching another how to be be more skilful, it's just one dog teaches your dog new tricks. It takes an evolved human to shine own light so you could see your authentic being more clear and rely on it to be present in your life.For that of course, you, the therapist, have to have a grip on what’s authentic you and what’s your ego. You also need to be fearless in the connection and have a clarity of mind to see what would be relevant in helping client to find own, authentic voice. No school can prepare you for that, only your constant work of sorting out what’s wheat (authentic) what chaff (ego) in your inner world will enable you have and use it in your work of psychotherapy.