My Background

As a Clinical Psychologist, my aim is to support and help you make the changes you would like to make in your life, whether this be through cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), supportive counselling and/or coaching.

For over twelve years, I worked in the British National Health Services' major teaching hospitals and clinics across central London. There I supported people from all walks of life with depression, anxiety, phobias, eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorders and pain management, using a cognitive behavioural approach.

In 2012, I moved back to Switzerland (Zug), where I had the pleasure to work with children on an individual basis, as well as in groups, conducting various workshops on anti-bullying and empathy within international middle school settings.

Following my move to Geneva in 2016, and upon completion of the Co-Active coaching course, I began working as a coach to help people navigate stress and find fulfilment and balance in their lives. In addition, I co-led workshops on wellbeing in organisations.

After having obtained my equivalencies to practice in Geneva in 2019, I started my English speaking therapy practice to primarily support members of the expat community.

Being Swedish/American/British, and having lived in several different countries including Germany, Sweden, USA, Switzerland, and UK, I am very familiar with the impact of numerous relocations, the expat life, and the concept of being a third culture kid. This helps me understand the additional factors that clients in the Geneva area may bring to therapy.

My practice offers clients a space for support, sharing, connection, reflection, learning, and transformation. Consultations take place primarily in English, but given that I am fluent in Swedish and have a working knowledge of German and French, feel free to communicate with me in any of these languages.

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