I embarked on my personal development journey in 2008, while still a student. From the very beginning, I combined my own psychological work with various forms of mindfull physical activity (dance, yoga). This combination of learning about and experiencing myself from a psychological, physical, and spiritual perspective brought about incredible changes in my life and allowed me to shed a burden I wasn’t even aware of. It was then that I first clearly felt that I would like to share this with others someday.

Before becoming a psychotherapist, I worked as a researcher in social projects and marketing research agencies. I enjoyed collecting data, analyzing it thoroughly, and drawing conclusions that were useful to others. I found joy in carrying out projects, working in a team, and achieving goals. I worked in social projects and business for 15 years. However, working in front of a computer, I quickly felt that this style of work could not be my only way of life – I like people and deep contact with them. Since childhood, I have enjoyed listening to others, creating a safe space for them, and supporting them in reaching for what is important to them. Due to my experiences, it was clear to me from the beginning that I wanted to learn psychotherapeutic approaches that holistically combine knowledge about the mind and body.

In 2013, I began my first 4-year psychotherapy training in Dance Movement Psychotherapy, and since then I have been consistently following the path of expanding my knowledge and experience with methods that combine an understanding of the connection between the psyche and the body.