Where science meets
the bigger questions
Trained in both neuropsychology and clinical psychology, I work at the intersection of brain, body, history, and environment. Rather than looking at any one piece in isolation, my approach weaves these together into a holistic understanding of who you are and what you're going through.
My work is equally shaped by eastern traditions — meditation, yoga, and contemplative practice — as it is by western clinical science. I'm drawn to the big questions: what makes a meaningful life, how we relate to suffering, what it means to truly show up. Modern philosophy, ancient wisdom, and rigorous psychology all have a seat at the table.
Based in Amsterdam, I work with people navigating anxiety, burnout, life transitions, and that quiet, persistent feeling that there must be more to life than this.