My clinical background includes both private practice and institutional settings, where I have engaged in long-term therapeutic work as well as brief interventions. I am committed to continuous training and supervision within the psychoanalytic field, maintaining a position of openness and ongoing questioning. In my practice, I accompany each person in exploring their own relationship to suffering, language, and desire, with the aim of facilitating a process of transformation that is truly their own.
In my work, I do not assume a position of knowing or directing the client, but rather accompany them in a process of exploration—often marked by questions, silences, and the discovery of unexpected meanings. I pay close attention to language, repetitions, and what emerges beyond the spoken word. The pace and direction of the work are determined by the client’s own rhythm and what arises in the course of the sessions. My goal is not to offer solutions, but to facilitate a space where transformation can occur through the act of speaking and listening in a truly ethical way.