Let's start looking together.

Approach

A relationship is where two worlds intersect

I see a relationship not merely as the way two individuals communicate, but as a dynamic structure where two life stories, two family systems, two biological make-ups, two cultural histories and two worlds of meaning intersect.

Therapy is therefore not just an intervention aimed at the problems on the surface; it is a field of discovery where the layers that shape how a relationship forms, develops and transforms are understood together. No single explanatory model is enough to understand every person or every relationship — each one carries a context of its own.

The interdisciplinary methodology behind this view, and my training, are described in detail on the About page.

Process

How we proceed

1. 1

   First conversation 30 minutes · free

   In the first session we talk together about what brought you here: what you want to change, what you have tried so far. This session is also a mutual fit test — we decide together afterwards whether to continue.

2. 2

   Regular sessions

   The work continues at a set rhythm. What we talk about is not only the events themselves, but the patterns beneath them, the expectations, and the relational habits both sides carry without noticing.

3. 3

   Review and closing

   We review together where we are as the process unfolds. Therapy is not an open-ended bond; as the goal comes closer, sessions grow further apart and the work closes properly.