I hold a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus on psychoanalytic theory, along with an extensive background in community and social work. This combination of clinical and field experience has shaped my belief that not everything is “in your head.” My work combines emotional insight with real-life application—so that change isn’t just something you talk about, but something you actually feel in your daily life.

I support adults facing burnout, identity confusion, cultural adjustment, and the long shadow of trauma—including intergenerational patterns that repeat silently. A special focus of my practice is helping neurodivergent adults (including ADHD, autism, or AuDHD) create lives that are structured, meaningful, and authentic—without the pressure to mask or perform.

What You Can Expect in Therapy With Me

- Practical coping tools for stress, anxiety, and overwhelm
- Guidance in creating ADHD/autism-friendly routines and structure
- Culturally sensitive support for expats and immigrants
- Help navigate emotional burnout and work-life imbalance
- Understanding and processing transgenerational and family-based trauma
- Support in building confidence, boundaries, and long-term resilience
- Help connecting with local specialists, services, and resources when needed


This kind of deep work is possible only through long-term, collaborative and open work. If this resonates, let’s meet.

I am open to supporting a deep commitment and effort; therefore, I offer a sliding scale for multiple weekly (online) sessions - 50EU for those who wish to immerse and have 2-3 sessions per week.