Originating from Germany and having called Spain home for the past 15 years, I’ve had an international academic journey, studying in the United States, earning a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology in the Netherlands and later pursuing several other postgraduate degrees in Forensic Psychology, Personality Disorders, Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy, and Systemic Relational Therapy, tailored for both individuals and couples, and a PhD with honors in Barcelona, Spain.

Additionally, I hold a membership in the Colegio Oficial de Psicología de Catalunya and am recognized as a General Health Psychologist (Psicóloga General Sanitario).

Dedicated to continuous professional development, I actively participate in ongoing inter- and supervision, consistently engaging in training within the dynamic field of Psychology.

Moreover, I find great joy in my role as a Professor of Cross-Cultural Psychology, engaging in the enriching experience of teaching and learning from young American adults who embark on a semester abroad in Barcelona, Spain.

This dual role allows me to bring academic insights to our sessions and infuse our work with a deep understanding of the intricate interplay between culture and mental health.

This wealth of global experience forms an integral part of my work as a psychotherapist and professor, providing a solid foundation for assisting individuals from diverse backgrounds, including expatriates adjusting to life in a new community, as well as members of the LGBTQIA+ community.