Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie (state-authorized psychotherapy practitioner) · Berlin-Pankow
Body-Oriented Psychotherapy
Many issues don't show up in words but in the body, as tension, inner restlessness, or exhaustion. I support you in a trauma-sensitive way, drawing on trauma therapy, ego state work, and the Pantarei approach, at your own pace.
Who Is This For?
You're in the right place if you recognize yourself in one of these situations.
You feel tense or overwhelmed inside
You want to work through difficult experiences or inner conflicts
You want to understand yourself and your reactions better
You're looking for a more conscious connection to your body and inner experience
Trauma Therapy
Learn more→Some experiences are over, yet not past. The mind knows it was a long time ago. The body reacts as if it had just happened. For me, trauma therapy means gently exploring this gap between knowing and feeling: at your pace, with what you bring, and without you having to tell anything you don't want to tell.
Body Therapy (Pantarei Approach)
The Pantarei approach is a holistic method of body work. Many issues can show up in the body as tension, inner restlessness, or exhaustion. In body therapy, we look together at the places where words alone aren't enough.Learn more→
A SHARED PROCESS
Step by Step Toward Greater Well-Being
The first step into therapy often takes some courage. That's why here is an overview of how it works, so you know from the start what to expect.
Book an initial consultation(01)
Initial Consultation
In a protected setting, we get to know each other, and you tell me, at your own pace, what's on your mind.
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Shared Assessment
We look closely at your situation and find out which therapeutic paths suit you.
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Individual Therapy
We work with the methods that fit your concern, at a pace that suits you.
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Ongoing Support
We regularly look at what has changed and adjust our approach when needed.
“Growth is not just a linear process. It is a multidimensional unfolding along different lines of development.”