Find a Therapist In Switzerland, Geneve

Our being and deep patterns of behaviour are both held in the body and transformed through it. My work is enriched by various somatic psychotherapy modalities I’ve trained in, including Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR), Brainspotting (BSP).

I work with individuals experiencing a wide range of psychological and relational difficulties.

I enjoy providing a confidential space for people to feel heard, safe, and understood. I create this space by listening to your story with kindness, acceptance and curiosity. I support clients facing anxiety, trauma, relationship difficulties, identity questions, and the effects of emotionally harmful or narcissistic relationships. Alongside emotional support, I offer psychoeducation and practical tools, helping you understand your patterns, your nervous system, and your boundaries. I believe in practical help and therefore will, when appropriate, proactively give you actionable tools to assist your growth. You’ll notice my sessions move at a steady, collaborative pace where we listen carefully, name patterns, and agree on small, practical steps to try between meetings. In Geneva or online, in English, French or German, I balance attentive presence with clear structure—short check-ins, focused exploration, and simple tools you can use day-to-day. For issues like anxiety, toxic relationship or burnout, we track progress together and adjust what helps. This way of working suits people wanting compassionate clarity and usable change.

UK-trained, I offer Counselling and Therapy in Geneva (Eaux Vives), with compassion and unconditional acceptance. Our sessions are confidential and customised to your needs. I offer a free 15-minute initial consultation.

I am a Doctor (PhD) in psychopathology and clinical psychology , researcher, and Swiss recognized psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience in Geneva. My work explores, from an interdisciplinary perspective, how early experiences and unconscious processes shape our emotions and sense of self. It examines how these forces influence how we think, feel, and relate to the world.