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My work includes systemic support for individuals, couples and families, as well as the use of EMDR and trauma-informed approaches. Depending on the individual needs and circumstances, I combine systemic, resource-oriented and trauma-informed methods.

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A particular focus of my work is the mental health of women and families - especially during pregnancy, around birth and during the transition to parenthood. I support families experiencing psychological distress and challenging life situations, including difficulties related to challenging or traumatic birth experiences, the postnatal period, the loss of a child, or other difficult experiences surrounding pregnancy and parenthood.

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Another area of focus is supporting people who have experienced sexual violence and its effects. I offer a safe and supportive space in which difficult experiences can be explored and understood, personal resources strengthened and new possibilities for coping and moving forward developed.

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Neurodivergence is another area of my work, including the question of how neurodivergent individuals, couples and families can be supported in an individual and sensitive way.

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My additional qualifications and many years of experience working with families also inform my work around attachment, early childhood and emotional development, breastfeeding and child sleep.

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Particularly during pregnancy, birth and the transition to parenthood, different areas of life can become closely interconnected. A systemic perspective can help make these connections visible and open up new perspectives. There are no one-size-fits-all solutions. The focus is on your individual circumstances, needs and resources, as well as the changes you would like to make. Together, we explore what form of support is most appropriate for you, your relationship or your family.