I am a state-certified alternative practitioner of psychotherapy (Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie) and a trained body psychotherapist in the tradition of the HAKOMI method. I have many years of experience participating in body therapy groups, which have sparked my enthusiasm for this type of therapeutic work.

In addition, I have a university degree in cultural studies with a focus on cultural philosophy, gender studies and postcolonial studies. Studying these subjects has had a lasting impact on me. In the course of my studies I learned to question my own point of view and to abandon the idea of possible “objectivity”.

Even as a child and teenager, growing up in two countries with different languages and cultural contexts, I thought about why things are the way they are and whether they could not be completely different. Even then I was

fascinated by how closely we humans are intertwined with our environment in all aspects of our being. Later, I reencountered similar thoughts both in my studies and in humanistic psychotherapy.

Der Leitstern, dem ich auf meinem Bildungsweg gefolgt bin, The guiding star I have followed on my educational path is a deep interest in the human soul – both on an individual and a collective level. The topics of attachment and interpersonal relationships are especially close to my heart.

As a queer person, I am also passionate about creating a queer-friendly therapeutic space.