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International Center for Lacanian Psychoanalysis in Ljubljana, Slovenia (ICLP)
Welcome
About ICLP
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Psychoanalysis in Ljubljana

In-person and remote treatment in seven languages

About the International Center for Lacanian Psychoanalysis

 Welcome to the ICLP, located in the heart of Ljubljana (Trnovo). Our practice is grounded in the clinical experience of Jacques Lacan and Sigmund Freud, offering psychoanalytic treatment for Slovene-speaking as well as international residents.

Our Team

  Janja Kaiser and Tommaso Lonquich are psychoanalysts and psychotherapists trained in Paris, Strasbourg and Madrid. They are full members of the Association of Psychotherapists of Slovenia (ZPS) and bring extensive experience in working with diverse individuals from around the world.

  We ensure the highest standards of confidentiality, care and respect throughout your journey.

 

Languages and modalities

  Treatment can be carried out in person or remotely and is available in English, Slovenian, French, Italian, Spanish, Serbian, and Croatian—ensuring you can work in the language you feel most comfortable.

Ready to start?

  Contact us to schedule a confidential first consultation.

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The ICLP Team

Janja Kaiser Zupancic, psychoanalyst and psychotherapist

JANJA KAISER

Psychoanalyst & Psychotherapist

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Slovenian, French, English, Croatian and Serbian

Tommaso Lonquich, psychoanalyst

TOMMASO LONQUICH

Psychoanalyst & Psychotherapist

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English, Italian and Spanish

About Psychoanalysis
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About Psychoanalysis

What Is Psychoanalysis and Who Is It For?

 

  Psychoanalysis helps you understand how your personal history shapes present difficulties in relationships, work, family, and inner life, so that symptoms can gradually ease.

  Through regular sessions, you and your analyst work together to explore your unconscious patterns in a safe space where you speak freely.

  As a "talking cure," this process allows you to discover deeper meaning and find lasting change.

When to Seek Help

  Psychological distress can be as devastating as physical pain. It affects your relationships, work, and overall wellbeing. While people readily visit a doctor for physical symptoms, psychological troubles are often ignored until they become unbearable. There's no need to wait—seeking help early can prevent suffering from deepening and open space for change.

What Can Psychoanalysis Address?

Psychoanalysis can effectively address a wide range of symptoms and issues:

Anxiety and stress-related concerns:

  • Anxiety disorders, panic attacks, and persistent fear

  • Phobias and obsessive-compulsive patterns

  • Post-traumatic stress (PTSD)

  • Work-related stress and burnout

Depression and mood concerns:

  • Depression and existential malaise

  • Grief, mourning, and loss

  • Low self-esteem and lack of direction

Relationship and intimacy issues:

  • Difficulties in relationships, intimacy, or parenthood

  • Sexual difficulties and questions about desire

  • Family conflicts

Identity and life transitions:

  • Identity questions, including gender identity

  • Cultural transition, expat experiences, or living between languages

  • Adolescent difficulties

Creative and performance concerns:

  • Creative blocks and performance anxiety

  • Stage fright for artists and performers

Other psychological concerns:

  • Eating disorders

  • Self-harm and repetitive destructive behaviors

  • Sleep disorders

  • The aftermath of abuse or violence

  • Repetitive patterns that cause suffering

Every Person's Journey Is Unique

  Psychoanalysis is tailored to you. Your analyst works with your specific history, experiences, and needs—not a standard protocol. Through this personalized approach, you gradually develop deeper understanding and find lasting change.

Interested in learning more?

Read our Guide to Psychoanalysis or Contact Us to schedule a confidential consultation.

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CONTACT US

International Center for Lacanian Psychoanalysis
Jeranova Ulica 5
1000 Ljubljana - Slovenia
 
E-mail: info@iclp.si


tel: +386 (0)41219610 (Janja Kaiser - SL, FR, HR, SRB, EN)
tel: +386 (0)64225677 (Tommaso Lonquich - EN, IT, ES)

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