I am a psychologist based in Budapest, Hungary and have several clients with whom I work online across Europe. I was born in 1973 and have been a private practitioner since 2006. I worked as a volunteer for a crisis hotline for LGBT people in Hungary in the 90s and that is where I decided to become a psychologist. Activism has remained an important part of my life, nowadays in the field of domestic violence: I work with helping professionals in Budapest to implement a coordinated community response against domestic violence.
I like to take some exercise every day as it always makes me feel calm, focused and optimistic, but of course some days are just too busy. The same is true of human connection and beauty, so I try to meet my friends and colleagues as often as possible, spend time outdoors, read or enjoy an exhibition. As a psychologist, I need to be able to carry the load of other people's problems, so I go to supervision, where a senior psychotherapist advises and oversees my work, and I am a member of an intervision group of like-minded helping professionals, where we support each other in a non-hierarchical framework. I have done a lot of psychotherapy, which helps maintain my own psychological health, which is really important for my work with clients.
For more on how I work, see my blog post: https://psychologistonline.info/f/how-i-work. Or you can contact me and we can set up a free call to discuss any questions you have before you can decide whether you want to work with me.
If none of the open appointment slots are suitable for you, please contact me, and I will make an effort to find a suitable one. Please indicate if you want to meet in person or online.
If you cannot afford my fee, please contact me and let us discuss a sustainable payment arrangement.