In my experience the way we perceive the world is key to our thriving or contentment. Sometimes we struggle finding a perspective that makes us feel like we can actually do something to make things easier and brings us closer to what is really important to us.
Creating a supportive environment for you to explore how you want to grow, how to take care of your needs and how to communicate them in your relationships or in your professional life.
My task is to ask the right questions, the ones that enable you to come closer to yourself, to what truly matters to you, and to how you might navigate the struggles along the way.
In this process, I draw on methods such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Schema Therapy, and Emotion-Focused Therapy (after Dr. Les Greenberg and Dr. Rhonda Goldman) as well as my experience working with neurodivergent children and adults, especially late-diagnosed women* and FLINTA persons.
For Couples of all shapes and forms:
As an Emotion Focused Couples Therapist, I am here to help you understand each other more deeply. To interrupt the cycles of conflict that keep you apart and to notice what you both truly want, aside from criticism or withdrawal, explanation or silence, anger or the desperate search for connection while one of you is shut down.
I am here to practice with you how to express what you really care about, and what really stings - in ways your partner can finally hear. Together, we move out of repetitive loops and escalation, finding a kinder understanding of one another's longings, wishes, and sensitivities.
In essence, EFT supports both partners to show up authentically, without defense: to truly understand and hold each other, while still giving space for each of you to be your own person and to be seen in that truth. It is about reconnecting to the love and admiration that brought you together, gently untangling the hurt caused along the way as you tried to make life work.