A Little About Me
My Practice
I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with a deep belief in the resilience of the human spirit, even in the face of profound suffering. My work blends science, insight, and empathy to help people not just cope, but thrive amidst disorder.
Rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and enriched by psychodynamic understanding, my approach is integrative and deeply personal. I work with adults and the elderly, tailoring each therapeutic process to meet the unique emotional, psychological, and cultural realities of the individual.
My practice is guided by the belief that healing requires seeing the person as a whole. I pay close attention to the mind-body connection and to the unspoken emotional narratives that shape our lives.
Alongside my clinical work, I’m actively engaged in research exploring PTSD, depression, and anxiety, and how these conditions shape memory, identity, and meaning-making. This dual lens of therapist and researcher allows me to bridge the gap between evidence-based knowledge and human experience, continually refining my practice through the latest findings and the lived realities of my clients.
Catchphrase?
“Science in the service of the soul.”
What I'm Like
You can expect my authentic self in our sessions; eager to hear your story, empathetic and non-judgmental, with a calm demeanor. I get genuinely excited about your progress and might occasionally share a joke or a saying to lighten the mood. I often use real-life examples, metaphors, and anecdotes to help illustrate concepts. You might even receive book or movie recommendations to better understand the challenges we're addressing.
I see therapy as a give-and-take relationship. As you take insights from our work together, I’ll also learn from your experiences, sharing this journey with you.
What Can You Expect From My Sessions
Not all sessions will be the same, and that’s intentional. In some, you’ll find me more actively engaging in the discussion; in others, I’ll give you the space to explore and connect ideas freely. I always follow your rhythm but may gently nudge you when it’s needed. You can count on me to keep you gently on track as we work toward the goals we've set together.
Some sessions may feel lighter than others, depending on the topics we’re tackling, but the most important thing is that all emotions and thoughts are welcome to flow freely.
There’s no right or wrong way to approach your therapy—there’s only your approach, which I’ll always respect.
Fees
Accepts Insurance
Cost
- 70 USD/single session
Our first session
Reaching out for help can be stressful, that’s why, from the moment you choose to connect with me, I do my best to make the process as comfortable as possible. Taking this step requires immense courage and I deeply respect that.
Our first session is usually an introduction where I learn more about you and what led you to seek support. This conversation helps me gain a broader understanding of your situation, what’s troubling you, and what you hope to achieve. You'll also have the chance to learn about my practice and approach, and you can ask as many questions as you like!
It’s an essential step for us to determine if we can embark on this journey together.
Credentials and Qualifications
Credentials
- MOPH License No 28122/3/2023
- LOPSY ID 922/2023
Qualifications
- Masters in Clinical and Pathological Psychology - with focus on CBT, University of Saint-Joseph, 2022
Approach
Expertise
Accepts international clients
15-min call prior to first session
A Little About Me
My Practice
I’m a licensed clinical psychologist with a deep belief in the resilience of the human spirit, even in the face of profound suffering. My work blends science, insight, and empathy to help people not just cope, but thrive amidst disorder.
Rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and enriched by psychodynamic understanding, my approach is integrative and deeply personal. I work with adults and the elderly, tailoring each therapeutic process to meet the unique emotional, psychological, and cultural realities of the individual.
My practice is guided by the belief that healing requires seeing the person as a whole. I pay close attention to the mind-body connection and to the unspoken emotional narratives that shape our lives.
Alongside my clinical work, I’m actively engaged in research exploring PTSD, depression, and anxiety, and how these conditions shape memory, identity, and meaning-making. This dual lens of therapist and researcher allows me to bridge the gap between evidence-based knowledge and human experience, continually refining my practice through the latest findings and the lived realities of my clients.
Catchphrase?
“Science in the service of the soul.”
What I'm Like
You can expect my authentic self in our sessions; eager to hear your story, empathetic and non-judgmental, with a calm demeanor. I get genuinely excited about your progress and might occasionally share a joke or a saying to lighten the mood. I often use real-life examples, metaphors, and anecdotes to help illustrate concepts. You might even receive book or movie recommendations to better understand the challenges we're addressing.
I see therapy as a give-and-take relationship. As you take insights from our work together, I’ll also learn from your experiences, sharing this journey with you.
What Can You Expect From My Sessions
Not all sessions will be the same, and that’s intentional. In some, you’ll find me more actively engaging in the discussion; in others, I’ll give you the space to explore and connect ideas freely. I always follow your rhythm but may gently nudge you when it’s needed. You can count on me to keep you gently on track as we work toward the goals we've set together.
Some sessions may feel lighter than others, depending on the topics we’re tackling, but the most important thing is that all emotions and thoughts are welcome to flow freely.
There’s no right or wrong way to approach your therapy—there’s only your approach, which I’ll always respect.
Fees
Accepts Insurance
Cost
- 70 USD/single session
Our first session
Reaching out for help can be stressful, that’s why, from the moment you choose to connect with me, I do my best to make the process as comfortable as possible. Taking this step requires immense courage and I deeply respect that.
Our first session is usually an introduction where I learn more about you and what led you to seek support. This conversation helps me gain a broader understanding of your situation, what’s troubling you, and what you hope to achieve. You'll also have the chance to learn about my practice and approach, and you can ask as many questions as you like!
It’s an essential step for us to determine if we can embark on this journey together.
Credentials and Qualifications
Credentials
- MOPH License No 28122/3/2023
- LOPSY ID 922/2023
Qualifications
- Masters in Clinical and Pathological Psychology - with focus on CBT, University of Saint-Joseph, 2022