My trauma-informed, integrative approach includes methods such as NARM®, PITT, and systemic counseling. I offer a safe, compassionate space where you can gently reconnect with your feelings and needs, knowing you are fully supported. In moments of acute crisis, I also offer practical grounding tools you can use between sessions.

Before starting my private practice in Germany, I had the opportunity to work in a range of counseling and advisory roles, both at home and in conflict-affected countries – especially as a trauma advisor for Iraq and Afghanistan.

In 2021, following the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, I both provided psychological support to Afghan local staff and coordinated the team involved in this effort. That experience touched me deeply and confirmed what I carry at the heart of my work: to be there for people when they are going through their hardest times.

I hold a state license to practice psychotherapy (Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie) and have completed over 1,000 hours of advanced training in trauma-informed and integrative counseling and therapy approaches. These include, in particular, the NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM®) developed by Dr Laurence Heller and Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma Therapy (PITT) developed by Prof Luise Reddemann. In addition, I am qualified in trauma counseling, systemic coaching, and conflict counseling. My Master’s degree in Conflict Studies provides a strong foundation for my deep understanding of both internal and interpersonal conflicts.