My approach is rooted in post-Freudian psychodynamic principles, with a particular focus on imaginative experience and the exploration of unconscious processes. Many emotional difficulties are not “random,” but connected to deeper patterns shaped by past experiences, early relationships, and the ways we learned to protect ourselves.
During the sessions, we will work together, exploring how these patterns show up in the present: in emotions, self-esteem, relationships, intimacy, boundaries, or the way you respond to stress. The aim is not only to understand, but to create clarity, emotional relief, and space for new ways of feeling and relating.
Since words are not enough, the use of the imagination will be the access key to your unconscious, and all the emotional impressions that emerge in the process. This can help access layers of experience that are difficult to reach through rational thinking alone, supporting a deeper understanding of what you feel, what you need, and what might be holding you back. Everything is always approached with care, respect, and at your own pace.
Sessions are available in Italian, English, German, French and Spanish. Having lived internationally myself, I understand the emotional complexity of living abroad: identity shifts, cultural adjustment, loneliness, and the stress of constant change. This space can become grounding and supportive, helping you reconnect with your values, inner stability, and sense of belonging.
For couples, I offer a setting where both partners can feel seen and heard, especially when communication feels stuck or emotionally charged. Together we explore the deeper layers beneath conflict, such as attachment dynamics, unmet needs, fear of vulnerability, or loss of trust , and work toward rebuilding connection in a more respectful and emotionally attuned way.
My style is collaborative and empathetic. I do not impose ready-made solutions, but support you in discovering your own resources, developing emotional clarity, and strengthening your connection with yourself and with others. The goal is not only to reduce symptoms, but to foster meaningful change over time.