However, how this translates into everyday therapy this means that as a depth-oriented, psychodynamic, and relational therapist, I focus on helping patients explore the underlying patterns, emotions, and experiences that shape how they relate to themselves and others. This approach looks beyond surface-level symptoms to understand the deeper roots of pain, often rooted in early relationships or unconscious beliefs.

In our work together, therapy becomes a collaborative process—grounded in trust and curiosity—where your inner world can be explored safely and openly. I believe that healing happens not just through insight, but through the therapeutic relationship itself, where new ways of being and connecting can emerge over time.