HOW CAN I HELP?


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If you're struggling with recurring emotional or relational difficulties, therapy can provide you with the tools and understanding to create lasting change. Below, you'll find some common issues I help my clients with, as well as an introduction to schema therapy, the approach I primarily use.

If you'd like to share your concerns and explore how we can work together, feel free to fill out the form above. I will get back to you as soon as possible.


Common Issues I Work With

Low Self-Esteem & Self-Doubt
Do you often feel "not good enough" or compare yourself to others? Therapy can help you develop a more compassionate and confident self-image.

Chronic Stress & Anxiety
If stress and worries are overwhelming you, I can help you learn techniques to manage anxiety and regain a sense of balance.

Emotional Regulation Difficulties
Do you struggle with expressing or controlling your emotions? Whether it's anger, sadness, or frustration, we can work together to find healthier ways to cope.

Relationship & Attachment Issues
Recurring patterns in your relationships—whether romantic, family, or friendships—might stem from deeper emotional wounds. Understanding and reshaping these patterns can lead to more fulfilling connections.

Perfectionism & High Self-Criticism
Are you constantly pushing yourself to do more but never feeling satisfied? If self-criticism and unrealistic expectations are draining your energy, therapy can help shift your perspective.

Fear of Rejection & People-Pleasing
Do you find it hard to say no or assert your own needs? We can explore the underlying fears and work towards setting healthier boundaries.

Life Transitions & Decision-Making Difficulties
Major life changes—moving abroad, changing careers, or starting a family—can bring uncertainty. Therapy can support you in gaining clarity and confidence in your decisions.

Child & Adolescent Issues
I also work with children (4-7 years old) using play therapy elements to help with separation anxiety, behavioral difficulties, and emotional regulation. Additionally, I support teenagers (12+) in managing school-related stress, self-esteem issues, and emotional struggles.


What Is Schema Therapy?

Schema therapy is a modern and effective therapeutic approach that helps us understand how early life experiences shape our current thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It is particularly useful for long-standing emotional difficulties and recurring life patterns that traditional approaches may not fully address.

🔹 What are schemas?
Schemas are deep-seated beliefs and emotional patterns that develop in childhood. They influence how we see ourselves, others, and the world. Some common schemas include:

  • "I am not good enough."
  • "People will abandon me."
  • "I must always meet high standards to be accepted."

🔹 How does schema therapy work?
Schema therapy combines elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), attachment theory, and experiential techniques to help you:
✅ Identify and understand your schemas.
✅ Recognize how these patterns affect your daily life and relationships.
✅ Develop healthier coping strategies and emotional responses.

🔹 Who can benefit from schema therapy?
This approach is particularly effective for individuals who:
✔ Experience chronic self-doubt or self-criticism.
✔ Struggle with relationship difficulties or fear of abandonment.
✔ Feel stuck in repetitive emotional or behavioral patterns.
✔ Want to develop greater self-awareness and emotional resilience.


Take the First Step

If you recognize yourself in any of these descriptions, therapy might be a good step toward change. You don't have to navigate these challenges alone—I am here to help.

📩 Fill out the form above, and let's start working together on your journey toward self-understanding and emotional well-being.