ADHD is mostly about learning how to work with your brain instead of constantly fighting it. Many difficulties come from trying to function in ways that don’t fit how your brain works.
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Themes around recurring relationship difficulties, low self-esteem, chronic anxiety or sadness, identity & life direction struggles, effects of early childhood experiences
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EMDR helps you process painful memories so they no longer shape your life today. Through bilateral stimulation, your brain releases emotional weight, creating space for clarity and change.
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For improving relationships and communication, building confidence and self-esteem, managing stress, exploring personal patterns and blind spots, enhancing self-awareness and resilience, cultivating belonging and connection
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My goal is not to make therapy last forever, but to support meaningful progress in a way that is as efficient as possible without overwhelming. Healing requires awareness, and change becomes possible when difficult experiences can be felt rather than avoided. We work at a pace that respects your available resources, slowing down or moving forward depending on what is needed at each stage of the process.
I am active in sessions and ask careful, reflecting questions, to explore underlying narratives, understand the patterns, and increase awareness. At times, this means staying with an experience rather than moving on too quickly, because what cannot be felt cannot be worked through. At the same time, I always respect what you are ready for. Therapy involves working not only with thoughts, but also with emotions and bodily responses, allowing difficulties to be understood more fully.
Therapy with me is collaborative. We work as a team, and open, honest communication is essential. Safety and trust are a priority, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach. I use methods that have been most helpful in my experience, while remaining attentive to what works for you. If something is not supportive, we adjust and find a different way forward.
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We all know people with whom it is best not to share anything that matters to us. If we have experienced something exciting, and if we tell it to those people, it will seem almost dull. If we have a secret, we will keep it safe from those people, safe inside us, untold. But, if you are lucky, you know one person with whom it is the other way around. If you tell that person something exciting, it becomes more exciting. A great story will expand, you will find yourself telling it in more detail, finding the richness of all the elements, more than when you only thought about it alone. Whatever matters to you, you save it until you can tell it to that person.
- Eugene Gendlin
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