I come from Georgia, and I bring curiosity, authenticity, and a multicultural perspective into my work as a psychologist. Having lived in Georgia, the Czech Republic, and now the Netherlands, I’ve developed a broad understanding of how people experience life in different cultural contexts. My background in both medicine and psychology has shaped the way I view human behavior, with an appreciation for its complexity and for the personal stories that influence who we are. I approach therapy with openness, empathy, and a genuine desire to connect, valuing honesty, reflection, and growth.

 

I hold a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of New York in Prague and a master’s in counseling psychology from Webster Leiden. My training, combined with supervised clinical internships, gave me the opportunity to work with a diverse international client base. These experiences deepened my ability to meet people from many walks of life with respect and sensitivity.

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My philosophy as a therapist is grounded in the belief that change begins with understanding ourselves more fully. I see therapy as a collaborative journey: not a quick fix, but a process of exploration, insight, and practical steps toward meaningful change. I integrate scientific knowledge with a compassionate presence, creating a space where clients can reflect, grow, and move forward at their own pace.

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I have worked with individuals facing anxiety, relationship challenges, life transitions, trauma, and emotional patterns that feel overwhelming or stuck. I remain committed to ongoing professional development, ensuring that my practice is continually informed by the latest research and best practices in mental health care.

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Together, we explore your experiences, patterns, and goals in a way that is honest, supportive, and actionable. Whether you are navigating a current challenge or seeking deeper self-understanding, therapy with me is about building insight, fostering resilience, and creating lasting change.