Our work is grounded in a relational perspective: no one lives or experiences distress in isolation. We understand your emotions, choices, and ways of relating to others in the context of your history, the relationships you have formed, your culture, and the particular circumstances of your life. Therapy unfolds through conversations, questions, and reflections that can open up new understandings and new possibilities for action.
Our work is guided by relational, cultural-historical, narrative, existential, and psychodynamic perspectives. These perspectives help us understand not only what you are feeling, but also how your history, relationships, culture, and life circumstances shape that experience.
We do not follow a rigid script or a one-size-fits-all approach. Sessions move at your pace and focus on what feels most meaningful to you at each stage. Throughout the process, we revisit your therapeutic goals, reflect on the changes taking place, and adjust our approach whenever needed.
– Cultural-Historical Psychology
– Social Constructionism
– Narrative Therapy
– Psychodynamic Approaches
– Collaborative and Dialogic Practices
– Solution-Focused Therapy
– Person-Centred Therapy
– Systemic and Family Therapy
– Emotion-Focused Therapy
– Feminist and Anti-Oppressive Practices
If you'd like to better understand how psychotherapy can help you right now, schedule a free initial consultation.
It will be an opportunity for us to get to know each other, answer your questions, and discuss the next steps.