My path to psychology wasn’t exactly straightforward. I explored different directions and spent quite some time figuring out what I wanted to do. But one thing remained constant: my curiosity about people, their stories, and what makes us who we are. Once I started studying psychology, everything finally clicked, and I haven’t looked back since. 

As a psychologist, I hope to bring my naturally calm presence into our sessions, along with just the right amount of challenge to help you grow. I believe there is so much more to a person than the difficulties they are facing. I want to get to know you beyond your symptoms: your story, the experiences and environment that have shaped you, but also your strengths and resources. To me, therapy is about seeing the whole person, not just the problem.

That’s why my approach is holistic and integrative: we explore what works best for you rather than following a one-size-fits-all method. I’m particularly interested in the mind-body connection, as our physical experiences can tell us just as much as our thoughts and emotions. While my work is grounded in scientific research and evidence-based methods, I make sure we leave enough room for your unique needs.

I hope to create a space where you feel genuinely heard, understood, and supported. A space where you can feel comfortable being yourself, while also feeling safe enough to explore new perspectives, challenge old patterns, and move towards meaningful change.