Why You Struggle with Consistency, it's Not Laziness
The pattern feels painfully familiar. You begin a new practice with enthusiasm—perhaps an exercise routine, a creative project, a meditation practice, or improved eating habits.
Read more →The pattern feels painfully familiar. You begin a new practice with enthusiasm—perhaps an exercise routine, a creative project, a meditation practice, or improved eating habits.
Read more →Setting Boundaries and Taking Care of Yourself Setting margins with other people is an important aspect of our emotional and psychological health. Boundaries are boundaries
Read more →Attachment Style – Do certain patterns consistently emerge in your close relationships? Attachment Style. Perhaps you become anxious when partners need space, or you feel
Read more →What is Imposter Syndrome? Imposter syndrome is a psychological phenomenon that affects people from all walks of life, regardless of their level of success or
Read more →Psychosomatic Illness – What Really Ails Us? It is important to note that psychosomatic illness is a complex problem, and the cause can vary from
Read more →You’re Not Meant to Carry Everyone’s Pain Emotional boundaries. Do you find yourself absorbing others’ emotional distress as if it were your own? Perhaps
Read more →The Difference Between Regulating and Suppressing Emotions Suppressing Emotions. Do you wonder if you’re truly managing your emotions in a healthy way or just
Read more →Solitude – Why is it so important? The inherent power and necessity of solitude in nurturing optimal mental health is an important aspect that is
Read more →Manipulation of people through official media In modern society, exposure to information and manipulation has never been greater. Mainstream media plays a significant role in
Read more →Projective identification Projective identification is a complex process that often goes unnoticed, but plays a key role in interpersonal relationships and psychological functioning. Regardless of
Read more →When You Love People Who Don’t Know How to Love You Back Love People. The realization often arrives quietly—perhaps during a moment when you’ve once
Read more →Fear of Public Speaking Fear of public speaking, also known as glossophobia, is a common anxiety disorder that affects many people. It is often characterized
Read more →I am a therapist trained in Gestalt therapy and Somatic Experiencing®, dedicated to helping you reconnect with your authentic self. With warmth and presence, I support you in exploring body sensations, emotions, and relational patterns, creating space for healing and transformation.
Whether you are struggling with anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges, or a sense of disconnection, therapy with me offers a safe place to feel more alive, embodied, and whole. Together, we move at your pace toward lasting change.