I was born and raised in the United States and moved to Austria to pursue my dream of becoming a psychotherapist. As a child, I was always curious about myself and others. I would ask myself, „Why do people react this way? Why do I act this way?“ I thought deeply and frequently about the communication of emotions, noticing that people often express something different from what they truly feel in the moment. This curiosity led me on a personal journey of exploration and experimentation, testing and observing myself and others to understand human behavior more deeply.

Over time, I realized that I have a passion for learning, expressing, and guiding emotions in ways that support healing. This passion eventually led me to make a plan: to move to Austria and train as an Integrative Gestalt Psychotherapist, a path that allows me to combine curiosity, connection, and transformation in my work with others.

Integrative Gestalt therapy, is a transformative approach that adapts to your needs and supports you in integrating your emotions. In our sessions, we work with connection, honesty, acceptance, trust, focus, and a safe space to guide you along the Gestalt pathway.

Gestalt focuses on the here and now. While the past and future can be explored, the main goal is to find clarity, presence, and comfort in the present moment. Simply put, I accompany you into your emotional world to face, understand, and integrate the parts of yourself that may feel disconnected or unresolved.

This method offers many possibilities, but real change begins with trust and willingness. My role is to challenge and support you directly, warmly, and honestly, to foster lasting growth and courageous self discovery.

When conversations in your relationship keep falling into the same patterns, having a space to talk can help you understand each other better.

In couples therapy, we look together at what’s happening between you. I approach you both with warmth, clarity and honesty.

Who can benefit from couples therapy?

If you keep arguing about the same things without getting anywhere, feel increasingly distant or unheard, or are facing a change together – such as moving, changing jobs or entering a new stage of life.

What can you expect?

The first session is an opportunity for us to get to know each other. We’ll talk about your concerns, what’s been going on and what you hope to get out of couples therapy. From there, we’ll explore together what working with each other might look like.