Some more about me
After years working in business, I decided to retrain as a psychotherapist and I have never looked back. The most fulfilling thing is what I do now; working together with people facing
life’s struggles and seeing if we can untangle things together.
Although I am very flexible in my approach, I work mostly within an
existential framework meaning that I place my emphasis on the way the client
sees themselves in the world and during my therapy I try to enter into that
world with him or her, while remaining aware of the assumptions I may have
about their world. I don’t see anxiety as something to be escaped but instead explored. This I
believe has tremendous impact on therapy and the depathologizing of the ‘human
condition’. This goes hand in hand with the acceptance of limit situations such
as death, illness, doubt, etc. I also believe that Carl
Rogers core conditions should be a basis for every type of therapy: who does not want a
therapist who is empathic, non judgemental and genuine?