Experience & Specialization​

I am a body psychotherapist with a private practice in Haarlem, NL and online, since 2015.

In training and experience, I am very familiar with anxiety, depression, backgrounds of trauma and abuse, psychosomatic symptoms, anger and rage issues, sexuality, identity, sexual behavior, and relationship issues.

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In my clinical practice I integrate the Biosynthesis approach with Bioenergetic exercises, Biodynamic techniques, mindfulness, and other tools for self-connection and self-regulation. 

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I am deeply non-judgemental and am committed to a wide concept of human rights, diversity, equality, and inclusion.

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I work with people 18 years of age and over.​​

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Training & Qualifications

2024-Present

PhD. research student at Haifa University's Department of Therapy, Counseling, and Human Development, exploring the experience in Body Psychotherapy from both patients and therapists perspectives.

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2021-2023

M.A., Group Facilitation, Haifa University. 

Dean's List. Published thesis: 

It's Something That Has No Words - Patients' Experiences in Body Psychotherapy

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2012-2017

Biosynthesis - Somatic and Depth Psychology Oriented Psychotherapy Certificate Program, The International Institute of Biosynthesis (IIBS) and Biosynthesis Israel.

2017

Coaching Psychology Certification Program at Tel Aviv University's School of Social Work.​

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Memberships & Associations

• Member of the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP)

• Member of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy (EABP).

• Registered NAP-ECP therapist.

• Member of the managing board of the Israeli Association for Body Psychotherapy (ILABP).​​

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I adhere to the ethical principles and code of conduct of these professional organizations.

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Personal Background

In 2001 I met Alexander Lowen, a doctor, one of the fathers of Body Psychotherapy, and the author of many books in the field. My therapy with him reconnected me to my body, changed my perspective on everything and marked the beginning of a deep and meaningful change that led me to be the therapist I am today. Since then, I am in a continuous process of development both personally and professionally, and enjoy learning about this non-exact science we call life.