Psychotherapy in Berlin
Experience & Qualifications

I moved to Aix-en-Provence to study psychology, where I lived for five years and trained in depth psychology. It was there that I realized how much I love working in different languages—and how important it is for me to support people in their own language. Since then, I have deepened my therapeutic practice in German, English, and French—first in our first joint practice, Stillpoint Spaces Berlin, then at Embloom, and as part of my further training in behavioral therapy in Berlin.

It is particularly important to me to support people in finding a new way to connect with themselves. Often, this means rediscovering their own strengths and developing confidence in their own ways of dealing with stressful situations. I believe that every person has self-healing powers that need to be strengthened and activated.

In addition to my work as a clinical psychologist, I am involved in artistic and cultural projects. For me, personal forms of expression—whether through language, behavior, or creative processes—are not only enriching but also healing.

Since 2020, I have been offering psychotherapy (according to HPG) and coaching together with my colleague Dr. Andrés Ocazionez in our practice at Wartenburgstraße 19 in Berlin-Kreuzberg. The sessions take place on site or, for maximum flexibility, online via the international platform It’s Complicated. My focus is on behavioral therapy (according to HPG) and depth psychology-based psychotherapy. English-speaking clients and expats in particular will find a confidential, supportive space in our practice where they can feel understood.