My professional path to becoming a licensed psychological psychotherapist with accreditation for statutory health insurance and a trained Gestalt therapist began with the study of psychology at the universities of Darmstadt, Manchester, and Berlin.
Following my studies, I completed training in Gestalt therapy, a psychodynamically oriented, experiential therapeutic approach with a particular focus on processes of perception, relationship, and contact. This training provided an important foundation for my psychotherapeutic work.
Building on this, I completed postgraduate training in the approved guideline-based method of psychodynamic (depth psychology–based) psychotherapy, which I concluded with licensure as a psychological psychotherapist. Psychodynamic psychotherapy aims to understand and address current psychological symptoms in the context of biographical experiences, internal conflicts, and unconscious relational patterns.
In my private practice, I offer psychodynamic psychotherapy within the framework of the German statutory health insurance system. My therapeutic services include both individual therapy and group therapy. Treatment is based on a careful diagnostic assessment and is tailored to the individual concerns and treatment goals of each patient.