I have a technical background; my first education is in physics. I've learned that this background aids me in structuring information and achieving clarity in the psychological field.
Since 2018, I have been on the path to becoming a psychotherapist. I earned a master's degree in psychology, became a member of the International Association of Existential Analysts, and continually enhance my professional qualifications. Additionally, I actively engage in psychotherapeutic practice.
I derive vitality from close contact with nature, people, and my own body. I cherish mountains and greenery, meaningful conversations, and bodily practices.
My primary approach involves existential analysis and logotherapy. It delves into life's realities and taps into the power of the spiritual dimension, fostering the growth of personal values and meanings.
My secondary approach is body-oriented psychotherapy. This method provides support through the body, facilitating the exploration of emotions, enhancing awareness of your own state, and improving emotional recognition.