Welcome to mierīgi!

I’m Martin Hirschbuehl, an experienced psychologist and counselor, and I warmly welcome both individuals and couples to my practice. Each session is tailored to your unique needs, with a focus on fostering peace, happiness, and meaningful progress on your personal journey.

Whether this is your first time seeking professional support or you already have experience with therapy, I am confident you will discover fresh insights and practical ideas to enrich your life and relationships.

About “mierīgi”

Mierīgi, (pronounced [‘mieri:gi]) is Latvian and means calm, quiet, peaceful, easy going. And this is exactly, what mierīgi and my support is about:

Relax, calm down, find inner peace and put the world in order!

Making peace in life easy!

Whether you’re facing a crisis, working through relationship challenges, or striving for personal growth, I’m here to support you. At mierīgi, you’ll find compassionate guidance and expert psychological care to help you navigate difficult times and grow into the version of yourself you want to become.

Conveniently located near the Stone Bridge in Riga, mierīgi also offers specialized support for foreigners and expats in English and German. As an expat myself, I understand the challenges of living in and integrating into Latvian society.

Take the first step to address your challenges, solve your problems, and move forward. A free slot will be available for you within 7 days! There are many ways to get in touch.

Do you have some questions? Some answers can be found in my blog.

Online Consultation

Having trouble coming to my office?

No problem—I offer online consultations, so you can get support wherever you are. Online sessions work well for both individuals and couples.

Using effective therapeutic techniques, I ensure that online sessions are just as intensive and impactful as in-person therapy.

Read more about online consultations.

 

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I cannot say whether things will get better if we change;

what I can say is they must change if they are to get better. 

Georg C. Lichtenburg

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