For over a decade, I have worked with individuals and couples as an English-speaking psychotherapist through periods of transition, loss, and psychological change. I have been drawn to questions of meaning, relationship, and how people come to understand themselves over time, particularly when familiar ways of coping begin to falter.
I completed my Master’s training in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust in London, where I developed a strong foundation in depth-oriented and attachment-based clinical work. After several years of practice there, I now work from Berlin and online with people internationally.
Since founding The Primrose Practice in 2011, my focus has been offering therapy that is thoughtful, steady, and attuned. I am particularly interested in work that does not rush towards solutions, but stays with complexity long enough for something more honest and durable to emerge.
I work with a wide range of difficulties:
I trained in psychodynamic psychotherapy at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust in London, one of the UK’s leading institutes for psychodynamic training and clinical practice. Alongside this foundation, I continue to deepen my work through ongoing clinical practice, supervision, and further professional development. I am currently undertaking additional training in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy with the Mind Foundation in Berlin, exploring emerging therapeutic frameworks within this developing field.
MA Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, London
Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie
Berlin Gesundheitsamt
Founder and Psychotherapist
The Primrose Practice, Berlin
Accredited Coach for Executive Functioning
Connections in Mind
