SOMATIC LOVE-CRISIS MENTOR

From victim of

your story to hero

of your own play.

Support for women, men and couples navigating break-ups, relationship challenges and life transitions. Together, we explore what you’re feeling, the patterns shaping your relationships and what helps you move forward — through conversation, body awareness and practical steps.

14 years

in practice, with ~500 people in 1:1 work

MSc in Forensic Psychology · somatic and primal work ·

women, men and couples

THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

I thought I knew everything about relationships. Then my own fell apart.

My work brings together my background in psychology, somatic practices and 15 years of supporting people through emotional and relational challenges.

My own experiences have shaped how I listen and work: with curiosity, honesty and respect for each person’s pace. I offer space to understand what’s happening, reconnect with yourself and explore what comes next.

Read my story

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps, at your pace

1

Start where you are

Bring what feels most important right now: a break-up, a relationship challenge or a transition in your life.

2

Understand what’s happening

Through conversation and body awareness, we explore your emotions, needs and relationship patterns.

3

Find your next steps

Leave with practical direction. You can book a standalone session or explore ongoing support.

One boundary at a time.

GOING THROUGH A BREAK-UP

The Break-up Journey

Six online 1:1 sessions over four months,

with personalised practices

and written support between sessions.

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COUPLE IN CRISIS

The Journey of Us

One session with each of you, then

4 couple sessions over 8 to 10 weeks.

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WHAT CHANGES SLOWLY AND FOR REAL

She came to me while she was still recovering from chemotherapy.

One of my most committed clients recently booked a session simply to tell me how genuinely happy she was with the life she had built through years of inner work. But let me tell you how it all started. When she first came to me, she was recovering from a serious illness and going through a separation after years in a controlling relationship. She was fragile, with so much to process and a life to rebuild.

Six years later, she’s in a relationship where she feels safe, exploring her sexuality and feeling happy, alive and strong. Looking back together, I felt so proud of her — of her courage, her commitment and everything she had built for herself over these years. And so happy to see her enjoying her life.

Moments like this give me hope in us as human beings. In our capacity to grow, to care for ourselves and each other, and to create a life we once couldn’t imagine.