My clinical practice is grounded in a collaborative, empathetic, and ethical approach, integrating social, cultural, economic, and geopolitical perspectives into each person’s unique context.
I rely on Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as my main approach, but I am also committed to expanding my horizons by integrating insights from other psychological fields, toward a transdisciplinary clinical practice that adapts to each client’s needs and our therapeutic relationship.
My commitment is to active listening, shared decision-making, and a deep understanding of the realities that shape each client’s experience.
I strongly believe that as we work together in therapy, you can become an active agent of change in your own life, living with meaning, and developing strength, self-compassion, and acceptance in the face of pain and suffering of any kind.