For me, psychotherapy is a meeting of two people. A place where you don’t have to carry everything on your own. Often we meet at a moment when life feels heavy, confusing or just too much. My intention is to create a safe, calm space where you can slow down, breathe and gently find your way back to yourself. I hold a degree in clinical psychology and completed a four-year postgraduate training in the integrative approach. I have over ten years of experience, more than 1,400 hours of clinical work and over 350 hours of my own personal therapy. These things matter, but what matters to me even more is how I am with you and the relationship that we build together. I deeply believe that each person carries an inner strength and wisdom, even when it feels completely out of reach. In therapy, we look for it together. It’s not only about understanding what hurts, but also about reconnecting with your resilience, clarity and sense of possibility. If you feel overwhelmed, tired or unsure where to start, it’s okay. You’re already in the right place. You don’t have to go through this alone. I work in an integrative way, drawing from different approaches depending on what you need. I have experience with PTSD, anxiety and personality-related difficulties. I am also certified as an Emotion Code practitioner and coach. If my clients are open to it, I sometimes bring in gentle mind–body or spiritual elements, but never as something they “should” do-only if it feels right for them.