Sanja is the founder of the Therapy Journey where a therapist takes responsibility for influencing people in a positive way.

Sanja offers something that is difficult to find among many other therapist:
 
Others will pacify your mind with the goal to adjust you to society and mediocre standards. She will peacefully revolutionize your mind to create new boundaries for yourself and your positivity and help you significantly contribute to this world by becoming the best you you can be.

Others will treat therapy as a "liberating" tool of successful oppression by promoting presently dominant class values in a politically correct way.  She promotes freedom to follow your own cultural, instinctual and spiritual heritage. 

Others will glorify therapy and a therapist role in it to create dependency. She encourages independence by demystifying power of therapy and therapist while helping you to recognize the power of you.   

Who is Sanja?

Sanja was born in Belgrade, Yugoslavia where she became a Clinical Psychologist in 1983 by completing a five year program in Clinical Psychology from the Belgrade University. In 1988 she completed a two-year Masters Program in Applied Behavioral Health Psychology at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona.

She has been trained in the following therapy methods:

- Strategic family therapy originated at the Mental Research Institute in Southern California;

- Ericksonian approach to hypnosis at Milton Erickson Institute in Phoenix, Arizona;

- International trauma study at New York University in New York City.

Sanja has over twenty years' experience in psychotherapy. Her practice reflects diversity of the world we live in. She has worked successfully with victims of crime and their families, refugees, torture survivors and others at Safe Horizon, NY, and she worked as successfully with the incarcerated at a New York correctional facility for low and high profile crime cases. She has lectured before professionals at Pace University in New York, Southern Arizona Psychology Internship Consortium, Northern Arizona University and other institutions with the same enthusiasm and effectiveness as was displayed in the work she undertook with a Medicine Women for the Mojave tribe at the Colorado River Indian Tribe Reservation. Sanja's book about her work:"Prepoznaj me u sebi" (Recognize Me Within Yourself), was published in 2007 by Daslar Partners, in Belgrade, Serbia.

Presently Sanja lives and works in New York City as a mother and a private practitioner.