Many people find their way to me through the topic of narcissism – often in a vulnerable, challenging phase.
For many years I have accompanied people who have been affected by narcissistic relationship patterns – whether in partnership, family, or work.
I know how confusing and exhausting these experiences can be, and how difficult it is to find your way out.
My focus is on you:
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Rediscovering your inner strength,
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Stabilizing your self-worth,
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Gaining clarity and orientation for your own path.
Because this work is demanding, I have deliberately narrowed my focus:
I offer psychotherapeutic support for the personal consequences of narcissistic dynamics (e.g. self-worth, trauma, identity).
I can only provide limited support in high-conflict divorce and custody cases. In such situations, I am happy to offer short-term stabilization; for longer-term guidance, I recommend seeking additional support.
Yet often, out of these experiences, new questions arise – questions that reach far beyond a single topic:
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How do I stay with myself when everything looks fine – and I still feel sad?
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How can I find spaces where listening matters more than answers?
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How can I change without losing myself?
I increasingly explore such questions beyond traditional therapy – in formats that grow in the spaces between everyday life and depth.
Beyond this, I dedicate myself to themes of meaning, personal growth, and creative unfolding. Many of my clients come during transition phases – when old roles no longer fit and new ways are just emerging – looking for a companion to walk with them.
Learn more about my open projects:
Soul Instead of Scrolling – a starting point into my open-format impulses
In-Between Spaces – walks, readings, listening roulette, and more
