What they work with
- Fertility difficulties, assisted reproduction, adoption
- Her main area of focus, and one she has been through herself: ten years on the infertility road, and an adoptive parent. She knows the waiting between procedures and what the swing between hope and disappointment does to a relationship, so you do not have to explain it.
- Grief and loss
- Grief does not only arrive when we lose a person. She pays particular attention to the losses the world around us fails to recognise: perinatal loss, a failed cycle, divorce, a diagnosis, the loss of work, or a dream that will not now come true.
- Moving abroad, rootlessness, identity
- A dual citizen who lived abroad for more than ten years: the uncertainty before the decision, the anxiety after arriving, and the state where you no longer feel entirely at home anywhere.
- Work impasses and burnout
- Her career began in finance, in both small-business and large-corporate settings, including leadership roles. Organisational dynamics, the tension between loyalty and your own boundaries, and the way burnout arrives without being noticed.
On her approach
She works from a systems perspective: the roots of a personal difficulty often
become visible in a relationship rather than in the individual. It is rarely a matter of fixing a person, much more of understanding which relational patterns
we live inside, and which defences we still run that were once adaptive and no
longer serve us. Change starts at the level of individual decisions, and from
there it reaches into how a couple and a family work.
What matters most to me is that with me, you never have to explain yourself.
Not for what happened, and not for how you’re living it.
