Mental well-being isn’t just about changing how you think—it’s about understanding and integrating emotions while building social skills and interpersonal confidence. This is especially true for expats, who must navigate new cultural and social environments. Loneliness, career pressures, and long-distance relationships can take their toll, making it hard to feel truly at home. Over time, these challenges can increase stress, bring unresolved emotions to the surface, and unsettle your sense of stability.
Traditional therapy can offer valuable insights, but it often doesn’t reach the subconscious patterns stored in emotions and physical responses. Many struggles—whether anxiety, stress, or relational difficulties—aren’t just “in your head”; they are also deeply embedded in the nervous system, shaping how you react and engage with the world. My approach addresses this in a modern, integrative, and dynamic way. I blend hypnosystemic therapy, embodiment practices, and therapeutic dialogue to help you access and resolve emotional patterns that may be keeping you stuck.
Drawing inspiration from renowned professionals such as Dr Milton Erickson, Dr Gunther Schmidt, and Dr Vera Popper, my work focuses on a collaborative dialogue. Rather than applying a rigid formula or focusing purely on analysis, I help you tap into your inner resources, challenge limiting beliefs, and create tangible, lasting change.
I support individuals facing:
- Anxiety – in overcoming fears and reclaiming a sense of inner security.
- Burnout – in developing strategies for balance and resilience.
- Depression – in finding clarity and renewed motivation.
- Relationship Challenges – in navigating friendships and family, loneliness and identity.
If you relate to any of these, I’m happy to help.
More information at: www.followtheriver.de/en