I am a psychotherapist based in Brussels, working in English and Hungarian with groups and individuals.
I am currently completing advanced training in individual and group psychotherapy with the Institute of Group Analysis (IGA), UK. I practice in accordance with the UKCP Code of Ethics and Professional Practice.
My therapeutic approach
I work within a psychodynamic tradition, drawing on group analysis. Each person carries their groups within them, and every group is shaped by the people in it. This touches us all — in families, workplaces, friendships, and cultures. Exploring these patterns helps bring what is hidden into awareness, opening the way for change and new ways of relating. In our sessions we pay attention not only to what you bring — your thoughts, feelings, and concerns — but also to how things unfold between us and around you. Therapy is not just about solving problems, but about understanding yourself more deeply. As you become more aware of unconscious dynamics, new ways of relating and living can emerge.
Core Qualifications
Advanced training in Group Analysis, Institute of Group Analysis (UK), 2023–ongoing
Diploma in Individual and Group Psychotherapy, Institute of Group Analysis (UK), 2015
Completed higher education in the humanities, 2002
My recent and forthcoming publications explore the intersection of group analysis, spirituality, and social belonging. These include The Eternal Golden Braid of Group Analysis (accepted by Gruppenpsychotherapie und Gruppendynamik, 2025), and Across the Styx and Back: A Personal Reflection on My Years as GASi Forum Administrator (2020–2024) (forthcoming in Imago Budapest, 2025). For a complete list, see the Publications page.
Memberships
I have/had been professionally associated with several psychotherapy organisations, including the Institute of Group Analysis (UK), the Group Analytic Society International (GASi), and the Belgian Association for Psychotherapy (ABP-BVP).