My interest in psychology began through my own journey of reflection and personal growth. Over the years, this curiosity about how we make sense of our experiences has grown into both a profession and a deeply meaningful part of my life. I believe that having a space where we can slow down, reflect, and speak openly about what we are going through can be profoundly supportive during times of difficulty, change, or transition. Growing up between cultures and later living and working in Europe has shaped the way I understand identity, belonging, and change. I now work with clients internationally, bringing a cross-cultural perspective into my work.

Alongside my work with adults navigating anxiety, ADHD, burnout, and other life challenges, I have developed a growing interest in supporting women during pregnancy, early motherhood, and the transition into this new stage of life. Since becoming a mother myself, this area of work has become particularly meaningful to me, and I have increasingly begun supporting women through this transformative period.

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