Author
- Licensed Psychotherapist, Lecturer, Consultant
- Mental Health Consultant and Co-creator of the Sensa app
- Mentor at LT Big Brother
- Mentor at iDialogue
“Asking for help can be a difficult task. My mission is to empower you to help yourself get better.”
Dr. Dainius Jakucionis is a respected psychotherapist operating in Vilnius, Lithuania, holding a Master’s Degree in Medicine from Vilnius University and postgraduate qualifications in Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences. Since 2013, he has run a successful private practice, employing a tailored approach to therapy that takes into account patients’ unique psychological characteristics, history, and emotions. His passion for improving mental health extends beyond the therapy room, manifesting in the co-creation of the Sensa app.
In addition, Dr. Jakucionis is a lecturer, consultant, educator in various aspects of health, and a dedicated mentor at LT Big Brother and iDialogue, demonstrating his commitment to holistic health and wellness.
You can connect with Dainius on LinkedIn and follow his latest work and insights.
Author's articles
How Mood Tracking With Sensa Improves Emotional Well-Being
Taking care of mental health can be arduous – it might take weeks to show the first promising results. However, research shows that mood tracking can significantly impact…
Designing a Personal Mental Health Plan: 4 Steps to Consider
Caring for your mental health is crucial to a happy, fulfilling life. However, the task can seem daunting when you don’t know where to start. That’s why having…
Understanding ADHD: The Hyperactive Type
Ever felt like there’s a motor inside of you that makes you move around and do something? This is one of the ways that the ADHD hyperactive type…
Self-Esteem Explained: Impostor Syndrome
Ever thought that you tricked everyone into believing you’re a kind person, a qualified specialist, or just a great person in general? If the answer is yes, it’s…
Self-Confidence vs. Self-Esteem: the Differences, Similarities, and Ideas for Improvement
Could you say you’re a confident person? Many wouldn’t – it is estimated that roughly 85% of the world’s population has low self-esteem! If the feelings of not…
4 Easy Strategies to Make Habits Stick for a Lifetime
After the hype of New Year’s resolutions faded, so did the progress for many – primarily because they experienced setbacks. The initial failure can make it seem like…
Recovering From Burnout: The Role of Hustle Culture
Discussions about how to recover from burnout – a condition of immense stress – have been on the rise in the past decade. Many promote work-life balance and…
6 Methods for Boosting Self-Confidence
Did you know that February is the International Boost Your Self-Esteem month, aimed to help you find beauty in yourself, boost self-confidence, and appreciate everything you do? With…
How to Overcome Revenge Bedtime Procrastination
Have you ever found yourself doom-scrolling social media or watching TV late at night despite knowing you should already be in bed, but you just can’t help yourself?…
How Mood Journaling Can Help Improve Your Mindset
How often do you say, “I feel good” or “I feel bad?” Probably pretty often, but are you aware of what you actually feel? Dissecting your emotions can…
Understanding ADHD: The Inattentive Type (2)
While many people associate ADHD with symptoms such as hyperactivity and impulsivity, there is a lesser-known subtype known as ADHD inattentive type. While ADHD inattentive type is more…