I have always been deeply curious about exploring the human psyche, soul, and behavior—a curiosity that initially drew me to journalism and later to psychology. As a child, when asked what I wanted to be when I grew up, my answer shifted at age 15 from journalist to psychologist. Little did I know then that these two paths would eventually merge, allowing me to build a career where my greatest passions intersect.

Whether uncovering stories through interviews or delving into the intricacies of the mind in therapy sessions, my passion has always been to understand and illuminate the depths of human experience. This dual fascination continues to shape my work today, where I blend both disciplines to support and inspire others.

After filling thousands of pages for personal reflection and professional development, I came to understand the transformative power of the written word. Discovering its potential for healing and self-discovery was a pivotal moment in my journey. Today, I combine my love of words with my psychological expertise in both my work as a psychologist and my creative pursuits as an author.

Writing, as Margaret Atwood famously said, holds immense power—"a word after a word after a word is power." This belief forms the cornerstone of my work. I view writing as a tool for personal growth and therapy, helping individuals uncover and articulate their inner worlds.

By expressing feelings, thoughts, and personal stories through guided techniques, we can gain clarity about who we are, what we value, and how we wish to move forward. The act of writing, combined with the process of reading and reflecting on those words, offers a new lens through which to see ourselves, our lives, and the world around us.

Throughout the year, I balance my practice between Brussels and Greece. In the winter, I work in my office in Brussels, and in the summer, I offer sessions and host retreats in Greece, in the inspiring environment of Mount Pelion—the legendary home of the mythic healer Chiron the Centaur.