I'm a psychologist and an artist (sometimes combining tattooing with therapy). I work with individuals — mostly women and queers — and couples. I offer sessions in-person (Lichterfelde-West and Alt-Treptow) and online.
I've been living in Berlin for the past ten years with my partner and our children. Alongside my work as a therapist, I studied fine arts and worked as a tattoo artist. Creative expression continues to be a vital part of who I am.
I've walked a long path—from feeling lost, overwhelmed, and disconnected from myself and my body, to stepping into ownership of my life. Psychotherapy played a significant role in this transformation, and I feel honoured to now pass that torch and support others on their own paths.
I work mainly with women and queers who are reclaiming their power, reconnecting with their bodies and sexuality, finding self-love and building deeper relationships. With couples, I offer a space where both partners feel heard and understood, and can meet each other with more honesty, care and intimacy.
I hold a degree in clinical psychology with a focus on humanistic and feminist approaches. Over the years, I have incorporated body psychotherapy and relational therapy into my practice. I also use elements of psychedelic integration therapy.
I strive to create a safe, supportive, and empathetic environment where you can explore your challenges with guidance and respectful encouragement.
2016-today therapist - private practice (Berlin) 2017-2020 tattooist at ‘Tat Mudda’ Tattoo studio (Berlin) 2015- 2016 therapist - private practice (Israel) 2014-2015 working at Community Mental Health Clinic Holon (Israel). 2008-2010 working at ALUT Beit Arazim and Beit Or (Hostel for autistic people) (Israel).
April 2021 - May 2022 Somatic Trauma Therapy, Cambridge Body Psychotherapy Centre (UK)
September 2011 - July 2014 MA psychology (with honours), Bar Ilan University (Israel)
October 2007 - June 2010 BFA Fine Art (with honours), Bezalel art and design academy (Israel)
September 2003 - June 2006 BA psychology (with honours), Open University (Israel)