In my practice, I look at the whole person — how you create relationships, what you feel, long for, and navigate. Therapy is not about fixing a single symptom; it is an invitation to understand yourself deeply.

My work is grounded in humanistic and existential principles. One of my core values is respecting your autonomy: no therapist can decide how another human being ought to live.

Education and clinical focus

Organizational Psychology

Existential Psychotherapy

Integrative Practice

Master's degree focusing on systemic human behavior, interpersonal relationships, and personal dynamics in complex life settings.

Postgraduate specialization at the Humanistic and Existential Psychology Institute, centering on resilience, meaning, and authentic connection.

Thoughtful support for individuals experiencing anxiety, panic, relationship distress, identity questions, and periods of major personal change.