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Specializations
Therapeutic Approaches
Bio
A child and adolescent clinical psychologist, practicing since 2011. Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a Clinical Psychology Diploma, and a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology. She has extensive experience working with children and adolescents in challenging circumstances, marginalized communities, and with refugees and migrants, in addition to experience in standardized psychological assessments and designing diverse therapeutic programs. She currently works at St. Andrews Refugee Services, supporting refugee and migrant children and adolescents, and has participated in trauma and attachment therapy groups as well as parent support programs. She has received diverse training, including CBT, DBT, ACT, play therapy, attachment, trauma-focused interventions, and soon IFS.
Vision
I believes that behavior is a message, and that every child and adolescent has a story and a world that needs to be understood. Focus on creating a safe, non-judgmental space for children and adolescents to express themselves and explore their emotions freely. Therapy is a collaborative journey between the child or adolescent, the parents, and the therapist. Work through comprehensive assessment, observation, standardized testing, and collaboration with parents and schools to understand the full picture. She integrates multiple approaches based on each child or adolescent’s needs, aiming to foster secure attachment, emotional and social skills, and healthy behavior.