I’ve always been curious about the brain and the way it shapes how we see, feel, and experience the world. That curiosity led me to study Neuropsychology. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of working with children, young people, and adults across different countries and settings and with a wide range of challenges such as trauma, anxiety, depression, perfectionism or expat adjustement.
In my work, I provide therapy, as well as neurodevelopmental assessments for ADHD and autism. I also offer coaching for adults and parents, focusing on practical challenges often linked to neurodivergence, such as procrastination, time blindness, and planning.
My aim is to help people build a life that works with their brain, rather than against it. One of my biggest passions is making psychology accessible by helping people understand their brain better and turning that insight into everyday strategies that feel useful and empowering.