Healing.

What happens in practice?

Beyond diagnoses, we look at what is present: What are you suffering from, how do you deal with it, how did it arise, how do you want to live and, above all, who do you want to be?

I have many thousands of hours of experience working with trauma and trauma-related disorders and have learned from leading trauma specialists worldwide.

Whether you are dealing with the aftermath of accidents, severe loss, sexual assault or other violence, attachment trauma or repeated injuries throughout life, I help you navigate and resolve it—as effectively and quickly as possible.

Fast and as gentle as possible

My methods are state of the art. The goal is to work quickly and as gently as possible.

We do what moves you forward

This approach does not fit conventional treatment schemes and cannot be billed through statutory or private health insurance. That creates special freedom and special responsibility: careful, consistent development, therapeutic work from the first session, substantial independent work and strong commitment on both sides. Sessions usually take place every three to four weeks. We review progress, set the course for the next steps or work on the next issue. A few sessions are enough for some topics; others need more time, especially with early trauma or recurring self-sabotage.

My capacity for therapy is limited. Please expect some waiting time.