Learn to see life from a different angle

When?

• ADHD, ADD, SCT and other learning disorders (evaluation and support)
• Comprehensive projective personality evaluation — administration of TAT/HTP, scoring, interpretive analysis, and formal report.
• Standardized intelligence assessment (WISC/WASI/WAIS) — administration, scoring, interpretation, and documentation (IQ test).
• You feel stress, anxiety, anguish, sadness and/or depression.
• You suffer from burnout and/or panic attacks.
• You feel exhausted and/or tired.
• You have fertility problems.
• You are experiencing couples conflict.
• You want to find a deeper meaning in your life.
• You suffer from eating disorders.
• You suffer from attention disorders.
• You want to generate a change in your personal and/or professional life.
• You find yourself suffering from or confronting uprooting after moving to a new culture / country and would like to overcome it.
• You are in a grieving process.
• You want to improve your self-esteem and your abundance.
• You want to reach your potential.

To whom?

• Children
• Teenagers
• Adults
• Couples
• Families

When Therapy Meets Yoga

For years, I practiced as a clinical psychologist and taught yoga as two separate paths. But over time, my personal and clinical experience showed me something very clear: therapy and yoga are not separate — they are complementary.

While therapy helps us understand the mind, process emotions, and heal from trauma, yoga helps us feel grounded in the body, breathe through pain, and reconnect with our inner resilience.

Scientific studies increasingly confirm what practitioners have long known: yoga supports recovery from a wide range of issues, including:

• Trauma and PTSD

• Anxiety and depression

• ADHD, ADD, SCT, and other learning disorders

• Addictions and burnout

• Grief and emotional regulation

• Fertility and hormonal imbalances

• Chronic pain, MS, and autoimmune conditions

• Menstrual disorders, menopause, and more

With nearly 30 years of personal yoga practice, over a decade teaching Iyengar yoga — one of the most respected forms of therapeutic yoga — and more than 15 years of experience as a clinical psychologist specializing in art therapy, I now offer an integrative path to healing where therapy and yoga come together.

A therapeutic space where yoga supports therapy — and therapy deepens yoga.

This unique integration helps clients move beyond talk alone, into full-body healing and long-term transformation. If you’re curious about how to integrate these disciplines into your own healing journey, feel free to reach out — I’m here to support you.

Click here to learn more about my yoga background.

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