A safe space for your thoughts — and for change

I'm Marcell Fehérvári — psychologist, coach (ICF PCC), and researcher. I help you find your own way to be yourself, whatever situation you're standing in right now. Not in seven steps, not overnight. Together, at your pace.
What I do

Where I can help

Each service speaks to a different situation and a different need, but the goal is always the same: a process that feels safe and supportive for you.

Private psychological
consultation

Sometimes a thought is too big to carry alone. That's when it helps to have someone sit beside you — not to tell you what to do, but to look at the hard thing together. We work at your pace.
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Coaching

Coaching isn't therapy and it isn't advice. It's about building a bridge between where you stand now and where you want to get to. I hold an ICF PCC credential — but what matters more than the credential is that I'm genuinely curious about you.
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Organizational
consultancy

An organization is only as strong as the trust people place in it — and in each other. The same way a team never wins on its individual stars alone. As a work and organizational psychologist, I help your teams do more than function: I help them actually see each other. I work from research and practice, not from fashionable frameworks.
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Talks & research

As a PhD researcher I work where social psychology meets organizations. If you need a speaker or a professional partner on a topic, get in touch.
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Safety and discretion

What you say here stays here. Without that, there's nothing to talk about.

Self-knowledge and growth

Change doesn't mean becoming someone else. It means finally seeing what you couldn't see before — and choosing differently from there.

Availability and flexibility

In person or online, in Hungarian or English, arranged around your schedule.
Blog

Thoughts and writing

FAQ

Questions and answers

If you feel like talking about it, this is where you can start.

This website was created as part of the Demján Sándor Program, with its support.