An hour for an individual consultation
The basic unit of one-to-one work: enough time to get properly into a subject and come out of it with a clear next step, but not so much that you tire.
The price list has three session lengths: an hour for an individual consultation (two for an extended one), up to 120 minutes for couples and for hypnotherapy, 50 minutes for a child. This is not marketing — it comes from how the formats themselves are built.

The basic unit of one-to-one work: enough time to get properly into a subject and come out of it with a clear next step, but not so much that you tire.
Because there are two people in the room and three stories: yours, your partner’s and the story of your relationship. Each of you needs room to be heard — so for a first session I set aside up to two hours, to hear you both and agree on a focus rather than cut the conversation off halfway through.
A session consists of a conversation, the work in trance itself, and time that is always kept for coming back and talking it through. The last part cannot be hurried: that is where the experience is put into words.
In my experience, a child works in short stretches of play; any longer and they get tired and switch off. With school-age children, part of the time goes on a conversation with the parent.
The length is a frame for the work, not a promise of a result: how many sessions you will need depends on what you want to work on, and we discuss that openly.
This article is for information only: it does not replace a consultation or a doctor's help.
If you feel very bad right now — in Kazakhstan call 112 or 103; free round-the-clock psychological help — 1303 (Almaty).
If you would rather first understand how the work is set up — the consultation page has the format, the price and what happens at the first meeting.