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LGBTQIA — my story, my passion, my pride

My experiences lit a passion in me to develop my practice as a psychologist to help LGBTQIA+ young people who may share some of the challenges or concerns I faced. Through my own therapeutic journey I have learned to love myself and to be proud of who I am and what I have achieved. I want the same for every child or young person I work with.

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People suffering from Anorexia Nervosa deserve better!

Anorexia nervosa (AN) is about so much more than loosing weight, looking skinny, or constantly being on a diet. It is much more complex than that. Anorexia does not discriminate. Anorexia affects not only females but also increasingly males, it can affect people from all ethnicities and different social classes.

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Depression

I believe that Depression is one of the nastiest mental health disorders. Partly because of the symptoms it comes with but also because Depression is significantly underestimated by the general population as well as mental health services.

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ADHD/ADD - why medication is only half the story

Medication is often the first line of treatment as it provides a quick fix. This is not wrong, however, ADD/ADHD encompasses so much more and the symptoms of ADD/ADHD result in much more impairment than most people know of.

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Let’s play a game! The role of play in therapy.

Play is an important part of my approach to integrative therapy. For children free play is a way with which they communicate, they can face new experiences, process events, try and learn new ways of thinking and feeling as well as practice new behaviours.

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Why I work with young people

I strongly believe that childhood and adolescence should be characterised by carefreeness and happiness. I believe that young people should be able to enjoy this time of their lives to the fullest. Growing up is all about finding out what you like, what you’re good at and finding out who you are, who you want to be.

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Tips for positive play time

Evidence-based tips for positive play time. But the most important tip is this one: let go and have tons of fun!

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ADHD Assessments - Children & Adults

Gender Dysphoria Assessments