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Private practice · Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Space for what is on your mind.
At your own pace.
I am Annika Gubisch. I support children, adolescents and their families in Garmisch-Partenkirchen — personally, with evidence-based methods and a focus on their strengths.
- Cognitive behavioural therapy
- German & English
Arrive. Connect. Move forward.
Sometimes, you need a place where you can simply be.
It is not always easy to find words for what is happening inside. This is a space to listen, understand and explore a way forward together.
For children
0–12 years
Understanding feelings and discovering new possibilities.
For young people
13–21 years
Finding your own direction and meeting challenges.
For parents & caregivers
Finding perspective and supporting development together.
A clear framework. A personal connection.Space for conversation
My approach
A clear mind. A warm connection.
I’m Annika Gubisch, a licensed child and adolescent psychotherapist. I support young people and their families through cognitive behavioural therapy.
Therapy in German and EnglishMeet Annika GubischA setting for a personal beginning
Small steps. Your own way forward.
Children, adolescents and parents bring different questions. Explore three perspectives on personal support.
Discovering and trying things out.
For children, play can offer a way to begin. Together, we explore feelings, questions and what is already going well. The methods depend on the child and their situation.
Explore therapy for children
Finding your own perspective.
Young people need room for their view of things. Listening, thinking together and manageable everyday steps are central. There can be room for lightness and humour, too.
Support for adolescents
Making sense of things together.
Parents and caregivers bring valuable experience. We agree personally how to work together, considering the child, the family and their particular circumstances.
Working with parentsCognitive behavioural therapy
There is room for what matters to you.
01Anxiety & worries
When anxiety and worries take up a lot of space in daily life, there is room to talk about them. Together, we explore what concerns the child or adolescent and whether my approach is a suitable fit.
More about therapy02Attention & ADHD
Attention in daily life and questions about ADHD can be experienced in different ways. Our conversation considers individual circumstances and existing strengths; goals and the approach are agreed personally.
More about therapy03Mood & self-esteem
When mood or self-esteem feels difficult, there is room for the young person’s own perspective. We discuss feelings, experiences and existing strengths, and agree suitable goals together.
More about therapy04Compulsions
For concerns about compulsions, we take time to understand the issue and its place in everyday life. Suitable support is assessed professionally and individually.
More about therapy05Difficult experiences
For difficult experiences, getting to know one another is the first step. We explore what needs support and what framework is suitable. You do not need to put a clear label on your concerns before making an initial enquiry.
More about therapy06Family & development
Developmental changes and changes in family life can bring new questions. We agree personally how parents and other important people can be involved, according to age, concerns and individual circumstances.
More about therapyListening
A place to arrive, with questions, uncertainty and feelings.
Understanding
Recognising connections and discovering existing strengths.
Moving forward
Finding steps that fit everyday life and your own pace.
The first step
You don’t need to have every answer yet.
A brief enquiry is enough to begin. We discuss your concerns, practical arrangements and next steps together.
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01Get in touchStart with a few basic details.
For an initial appointment enquiry, include your contact details and the patient’s health insurance type. We agree personally how confidential information can be shared.
- Give your name, a way to contact you, your request for an initial meeting and whether the patient has statutory (public) or private health insurance.
- Use the phone or a personal email; do not send reports or medical histories by unencrypted email.
02Get to know each otherDiscuss goals, earlier strategies and experiences.
The first meeting begins with your goals. We then explore what has already been tried, its effects and anything that has changed since your enquiry.
- Clarify goals together
- Explore earlier strategies
- Notice what helped and what did not
- Look at changes since your enquiry
- Agree a suitable next step
03Plan the next stepAgree costs, arrangements and next appointments.
Fees, possible reimbursement and practical terms are clarified before treatment begins. An appointment enquiry does not guarantee a place in ongoing therapy.
- Check reimbursement requirements with your insurer or relevant benefits office beforehand.
- Ask the practice directly for current fees and agreements.
- Sessions usually last about 45 minutes; during a crisis, an agreed session may take longer. Patient-portal booking requires verified registration and individual approval; live online booking is still being set up.
Room for new perspectives
One step. Then the next.
You do not need to solve everything at once. Together, we explore what is difficult — and what already helps you feel supported.
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Personal. Confidential. Supportive.