Many people come to therapy because something in their life no longer feels manageable. You may feel overwhelmed, stuck, or find yourself wondering why you keep facing the same difficulties. Therapy provides the space to work within a trusting relationship, to slow down, make sense of these experiences, and begin to understand how they have come to shape your life.

As this understanding of your personal patterns grows, symptoms often begin to ease — opening the way to a more intentional life and richer relationships.

I have extensive experience supporting people dealing with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, perinatal mental health difficulties, PTSD and personality disorders. I work primarily from a psychodynamic and systemic perspective, exploring not only the difficulties that bring you to therapy but also the underlying patterns and unconscious processes and conflicts that shape your experiences and relationships. When helpful, I also draw on CBT and mindfulness.

I completed a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Montreal, Canada, and have worked as a clinical psychologist for nearly fifteen years. I offer therapy in English, French and Romanian, and have extensive experience working with people from diverse cultural backgrounds. I see culture as an important part of each person's identity and approach it with curiosity, openness and respect.