Skip to content

PsychoPlace

Request correction

PsychoPlace is a Moscow-based chain of coworking-style office spaces designed for psychologists, therapists, and related wellness professionals.

Last updated September 29, 2026

AI crawler reads

2requests

1companies
  • Anthropic2
Profile
2
Controversies
0
JSON · MD
0
First read
Nov 4, 2026
Latest read
Nov 4, 2026

From this site's server log

Overview

PsychoPlace is a Russian coworking chain that rents office space specifically to psychologists and their clients. According to its official website, the network operates 111 rooms across 14 locations near metro stations in Moscow, with rooms bookable from 550 rubles. The spaces are designed for the practical needs of therapeutic practice: sound insulation, internet, air conditioning, daily cleaning, and smart-lock entry without receptionists. Interiors are styled to combine functionality with comfort, and common areas are kept quiet for the benefit of all visitors. The company offers a range of room types tailored to different professional activities. Individual session rooms are equipped with chairs, a coffee table, soft facial wipes, a water cooler, and stationery. Family session rooms add a sofa and armchairs. Group rooms accommodate up to six participants in a business-like yet comfortable setting. Online consultation rooms are set up for work-life balance with reliable internet. Massage rooms include stationary or portable couches for masseurs and cosmetologists. Recording rooms feature ring lamp booths with stable internet for video blogging, content creation, and podcasting. Premium-class rooms aim for aesthetic pleasure, while meeting rooms with round tables support team collaboration. There are also rooms specially equipped for child psychologists. PsychoPlace positions itself as a specialized alternative to generic coworking, addressing the particular privacy, acoustic, and scheduling needs of mental-health practitioners. Its model is built around flexible hourly or session-based rental rather than long-term leases, allowing independent psychologists to maintain a professional practice without the overhead of a dedicated office. The brand operates primarily in Moscow and, as of the available evidence, does not disclose ownership, founding year, or corporate structure publicly. Wikidata describes it simply as a "psychologists coworkings chain."

History

PsychoPlace emerged as a specialized coworking concept in Moscow, catering to psychologists and related practitioners who need private, professional space without the cost and commitment of a full-time office. The brand's official website presents a mature network of 111 rooms across 14 locations near metro stations, with rental starting at 550 rubles. The model reflects the broader growth of niche coworking in Russia, where generic shared offices have been adapted to the specific needs of therapists, masseurs, and content creators. The company's approach emphasizes self-service: smart locks replace receptionists, and rooms come pre-equipped with paper, pens, drinking water, and other essentials. This reduces staffing overhead and allows practitioners to book space flexibly. The website highlights quiet common areas and daily cleaning, addressing the acoustic and hygiene requirements of therapeutic work. Over time, PsychoPlace has expanded its room typology beyond standard individual sessions to include family rooms, group rooms, online consultation rooms, massage rooms, recording booths, premium-class rooms, round-table meeting rooms, and child psychologist rooms. This diversification suggests an evolving understanding of the broader wellness and mental-health professional market in Moscow. As of the available evidence, the company does not publicly disclose its founding year, founders, ownership structure, or corporate parent. Wikidata classifies it simply as a "psychologists coworkings chain." The brand appears to operate as an independent private business focused on the Moscow market.

Products and positioning

Specialized coworking for psychologists and wellness professionals, offering private, sound-insulated, self-service rooms on flexible terms in Moscow.

  • Individual session rooms

    Rooms with a couple of chairs, a coffee table, soft facial wipes, a cooler, and stationery.

  • Family session rooms

    Rooms with a sofa, one or more armchairs, a coffee table, soft facial wipes, a cooler, and stationery.

  • Group rooms

    Spaces designed for teamwork, accommodating up to 6 participants, combining business functionality with comfort.

  • Online consultation rooms

    Rooms for maintaining work-life balance, with good internet and home-like comfort.

  • Massage rooms

    Rooms with stationary or portable couches for masseurs and cosmetologists.

  • Recording booths

    Ring lamp booths with stable internet, ideal for video blogging, content creation, and podcast recording.

  • Premium-class rooms

    Rooms that create an atmosphere of aesthetic pleasure, beyond cozy, pretty, and functional.

  • Meeting rooms with round tables

    Rooms ideal for teams working on projects, allowing everyone to see each other for better collaboration.

  • Child psychologist rooms

    Specially equipped for work with children at the table.

Sources2 sources

Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/psychoplace · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled