Sinisa Jovic

Sinisa Jovic is a lecturer and counsellor with a rich professional background spanning multiple disciplines. He currently teaches across Year One and Year Two and serves as a supervisor for Year Three students on the Integrative Counselling and Coaching degree. Alongside his academic role, he also works as a counsellor in private practice, providing integrative therapeutic support to clients.

Teaching has always been central to Sinisa’s professional identity. His enthusiasm for education motivated him to pursue an MA in Education. He brings this pedagogical expertise into his work, fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment.

Sinisa began his professional training in Croatia, where he studied systemic approaches to therapy, laying a strong foundation for his practical and theoretical expertise. After relocating, he pursued further studies in the UK, completing an MSc in Integrative Counselling and Coaching at the University of East London. His curiosity and commitment to a holistic approach to well-being have led him to explore intersectional spaces, particularly at the crossroads of mental health, spirituality, and ecology. This passion for interdisciplinary inquiry inspired him to undertake further studies beyond his initial counselling training.