Mgr. Martin Krajča
Personal counselling
Czech, English
Email
m1krajca@utb.cz
Phone
+420 734 675 866
Counselling days
Monday 13.00–16.00 and Thursday 8.00–12.00
I have been working in psychology and therapy for over 18 years – and I still find deep meaning in helping people find balance, manage stress, and rediscover joy in their lives.
In my practice, I combine an interest in mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and mental wellbeing with the practical, individual needs of each client. I strive to create a safe and welcoming space where it feels possible to talk about anything – from academic or work-related challenges to deeply personal life or relationship issues.
I am well acquainted with the world of education – I have supported students, parents, and teachers, taught at university level, and collaborated with institutions working with children and families. I have also worked with people in custody and have engaged in volunteer work abroad.
I am a member of the Czech Association for Psychotherapy and the European Association for Gestalt Therapy. I prefer in-person consultations, but also offer online sessions. I look forward to finding the right way to support you.
Mgr. Alice Kutnarová
Online counselling service
Czech, English
Email
poradnak@utb.czCounselling days
Friday 9.00–12.00
I have been professionally engaged in psychology since 2000, when I graduated at Palacký University in Olomouc. I worked as a psychologist at the Centre for Educational Care in Uherské Hradiště for eight years. In addition, I gained experience as a Safety Helpline worker, a supervisor in social services, school psychologist, cooperating psychologist for the Authority for Social and Legal Protection of Children and a palliative and hospice care psychologist. I run a private psychological counselling centre, where I work with clients of various ages dealing with a broad spectrum of problems. I have completed a number of courses and trainings.
In my practical work I focus on finding the obvious and hidden causes of problems, finding internal strength to cope with the problems and my client’s overall harmony.
Mgr. Zuzana Zlámalová
Personal counselling
Czech, English
Email
poradnaz@utb.czCounselling days
Tuesday 12.20–17.15
My interest in psychology grew out of a desire to understand myself more deeply and to pursue work that would feel truly meaningful and fulfilling. In 2010, I decided to change my original career path. After working in a commercial environment, I graduated in Psychology from Masaryk University in 2016 and moved into the helping professions. Until 2025, I worked as a psychologist at a primary school. Until 2022, I also worked at a children’s crisis centre, where I became particularly drawn to the topic of trauma.
In my private practice, I work with a diverse range of clients – from children and adolescents to adults. I address topics such as personal growth, the meaning of life, working with emotions and stress, including crisis intervention, relationship and family issues, including child-rearing, communication, and healthy boundaries. I have completed a number of training programmes, with biosynthesis, the epigenetic approach, and Somatic Experiencing being closest to my way of working. I am currently undergoing training in Somatic Experiencing, a method focused on working with trauma, stress, and strengthening psychological resilience.
In my free time, I am involved in nature conservation, and in the past I helped out at wildlife rescue centres. These experiences continue to support me in my work with clients who are seeking a connection with nature or who want to come to terms with feelings of environmental grief.
Mgr. Lukáš Řiháček
Personal counselling
Czech, English
Email
poradnar@utb.czCounselling days
Wednesday 16.00–19.00
I completed my degree in Psychology at Palacký University in Olomouc, graduating in 2023. I am currently working as a psychologist at the Psychiatric Hospital in Kroměříž. I have gained substantial experience particularly through my work in a therapeutic community for individuals with addictions, where I conducted both individual and group sessions.
Valuable experience I have gained also includes work in a therapeutic community for individuals with substance use disorders, where I was involved in both individual and group sessions. My focus lies primarily in the areas of personal development, self-awareness, building psychological resilience, and coping with challenging life situations.
Since 2024, I have been participating in a comprehensive psychotherapy training in Gestalt therapy, which allows me to further develop my therapeutic skills and a presence-based approach rooted in awareness and authentic “here and now” contact.
In my free time, I pursue an active and healthy lifestyle, enjoy spending time in nature, and practise relaxation techniques, which I aim to sensitively integrate into my therapeutic work. I also have a long-standing interest in forest therapy (shinrin-yoku) – a Japanese method of relaxation that supports both physical and mental wellbeing through mindful immersion in nature and the engagement of all the senses.