I would consider myself an attuned, realist therapist that tends to help you find more questions or answers. I don't impose fixed solutions but instead support a process where meaning can emerge over time. I'm aware of contextualised power dynamics and positionality, in the clinic or as a person, and that will reflect onto our sessions. This helps me use the discomfort and transfers, if present, as a part of the process and hold space for pain, contradiction, and uncertainty.

In our sessions, you can expect a space that is attentive, non-pathologising, and open to all your experiences, your layered and complex identities, relationships, and history. I work with care and precision, guided by a trauma-informed lens and grounded in psychoanalytic practice. Rather than offering quick solutions or advice, I engage with what emerges in the moment of your speech, in the therapeutic relationship, and in the patterns that may be repeating in your life. I'll help you listen closely to the unconscious, the desires and the structures that shape your subjectivity. Therapy with me is not about fixing you but about exploring the conditions that give rise to your suffering. This process can be challenging, at times confronting, but also deeply meaningful and transformative.