Why does one therapy session cost €200?

Because you're not paying for an hour of conversation.

You're learning psychological skills that most people were never taught.

Every session is designed to help you think more clearly, regulate your emotions, make better decisions under pressure, communicate more effectively, and build a more resilient nervous system.

Grounded in clinical neuroscience, my approach treats therapy as a process of learning and strengthening psychological skills like: directing your thoughts, regulating your emotional states, or choosing effective actions in everyday life. As the skills develop and compound over time, the changes become visible not only in how you feel, but in how you work, lead, relate to others, and live.

The goal isn't to keep you in therapy.

The goal is to help you build the skills so you eventually don't need it.

Look below at some feedback I received from my clients:

I have worked clinically with complex trauma since 2018, including domestic violence, sexual abuse, addiction, and long-term nervous system dysregulation in organisational settings.

That environment shaped how I work: we tracked patterns, observed behavioural shifts, and evaluated whether change held over time.

The result is a practice built on clinical observation rather than theory alone.

Clients who work with me report:

• Reduced hypervigilance and improved sleep

• Faster, clearer decision-making

• Increased self-trust grounded in regulation

• Decreased reliance on ongoing therapy

• Emotional stability maintained outside the session

  How We Work Together

  I don't offer weekly therapy sessions because real change happens between sessions, not during them.

  Here's what you can expect:

  1. We identify both: your natural strengths and blind spots.

  You tell me your story. As we talk, I identify your natural strengths patterns as well as blind spots that may be keeping you stuck. I also explain the neuroscience behind them, so you understand what's happening rather than simply trying to "fix" yourself.

  2. We create a realistic action plan.

  Together, we build a plan that fits your actual life—not an ideal one. We look at your schedule, your responsibilities, and your capacity, then identify practical changes to your thoughts, emotional responses, and everyday behaviours.

  After the session

  You'll receive a written summary of everything we covered, including:

  • Your key natural strengths and blind spots.

  • The neuroscience behind them.

  • Your personalised action plan.

  This gives you something to come back to whenever you need grounding or clarity while you're implementing the work.

  Then you practise.

  You give yourself time to apply what we've discussed in real life. When you've made progress, encountered new challenges, or feel ready for the next step, you book another session.

  My goal isn't to keep you in therapy.

  It's to help you create lasting change that you can actually sustain.