​​As a clinical psychologist I work with individuals and couples, offering tailored support to meet their unique needs.

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I am trained as a palliative care psychologist and I feel deeply called to accompany individuals and families through this profound and tender stage of life.

On our land on the island of Møn, we regularly host communal grief rituals where grief can be acknowledged, expressed, and shared.

Grief is a subject that is very close to my heart. 

This calling began early in my life, shaped by my own experiences of loss, which opened my heart to the importance of grieving as a vital and human process.

It was further deepened through my work in child protection, where I witnessed the many faces of grief and the need for safe, compassionate spaces to hold it.​

My work is deeply informed by mindfulness and meditation practices.

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My extensive training and ongoing education and research in the fields of attachment, developmental trauma and adoption stem from both my personal experience as an adoptee and my professional work in child and youth welfare.

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During my years in Berlin, my work focused for many years on family law psychology, including individual, family, and couples therapy, as well as conflict mediation and divorce counseling.

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As a teacher I've spent many years working with students from educational and social work backgrounds, sharing ideas, exploring real-life cases, and learning together through dialogue and reflection.

Currently, I am working as a freelancer, teaching courses in developmental psychology with a focus on attachment and end-of-life, as well as grief counseling, meditation, and non-violent communication.

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Since the pandemic, I have increasingly been working in online settings and have pursued further training and education to deepen my skills in this area. Over time, I have come to greatly appreciate the benefits this medium offers in my work.

I am a certified online counselor from SFU Vienna.

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​My path has led me to study and explore therapeutic approaches with exceptional teachers from diverse traditions of healing, psychology, and inner work – a journey that continues to nourish both my professional practice and my personal growth.

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I am truly grateful for the guidance, support, and inspiration I have received from my mentors.

Luise Reddemann (Imaginative Trauma Therapy, MBSR, Meditation)

Alex Berzin (Buddhist Psychology, Meditation) 

Kiara Windrider (Transpersonal Psychology)

Heidi Baatz (Gestalt Therapy, Circle Work, Ritual Work, Homeopathy)

Sören Bendler (Non Violent Communication)

Jan Gramm (Palliative Psychology, Grief Counseling, Grief Tending, Grief Rituals)

Petia Prime (Psychology of the Christian Tree of Life, Sound Healing with Tuning forks, Chrystal Healing, Meditation etc. ) and

Thomas Hübl (Collective Trauma Healing/Ancestral Healing, Transparent Communication, Meditation, Timeless Wisdom Training 2025/2026 )

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Since I began working in Copenhagen, my practice has grown into a truly international space, shaped by the rich diversity of backgrounds, experiences, and stories that people bring – from China, India, Iran, Slovakia, Israel, Russia, the USA, the Netherlands, South Africa, Lithuania, Greece, Austria, Palestine, the UK, Gambia, New Zealand, and many more places.

Each person brings their own unique cultural background and perspective on life.

What moves me deeply are the shared human experiences we all carry, despite our differences. These common threads – so clear and powerful – remind me of how deeply connected we truly are.

Working with such a diverse group of people allows me to contribute to greater understanding and connection, embracing the spirit of global citizenship. At the same time, this work continuously challenges and inspires me to learn, grow, and evolve – both personally and professionally.

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