My professional path began with academic training in psychology, followed by continued education in the gestalt approach. I have experience working with clients in long-term therapeutic processes and value the gradual development of a therapeutic relationship built on trust and stability.
I am particularly interested in working with emotional sensitivity, anxiety, attachment-related difficulties, life transitions, and identity-related questions. I tend to be attentive to experiences of vulnerability, relational complexity, and internal conflicts that may be difficult to articulate.
For me, it is important to remain both professionally grounded and personally engaged, continuing to develop my clinical skills and reflective capacity.
My therapeutic style can be described as attentive, gentle, and reflective. I see therapy as a gradual process in which clarity, emotional resilience, and self-awareness develop over time, rather than as a quick solution to specific problems.
In my work, I focus on how individuals experience themselves in relationships, how emotional responses are shaped, and what meanings may lie behind recurring life patterns. I aim to create a safe and supportive space where complex and ambivalent experiences can be explored at an individual pace.
I take an integrative perspective informed by gestalt principles, contemporary psychological research, and regular professional supervision.