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My Story. A Path Toward Belonging

Art has long been a way for me to explore what is difficult to put into words including certain life experiences, emotions, identity, and the feeling of being “in-between.” Over time, I discovered that creative practice can bring a different kind of clarity, one that does not rely on analysis, but emerges through presence, process, and attention. It became especially meaningful in moments of change, uncertainty, and transition. This understanding led me to expressive arts therapy, where creativity becomes a way to reconnect with yourself, gently and at your own pace. Today, my work is dedicated to supporting people navigating migration, identity, and belonging. Through art, I offer a space where you can explore what is present, find new perspectives, and reconnect with your inner resources.

MY APPROACH

In my work, I integrate expressive arts therapy with somatic awareness and playful work with imagination.


Rather than focusing only on words, we use different forms of expression, such as imagery, movement, sound, and storytelling, to express what may be difficult to articulate.


This process is not about creating “good” art but about creating space:
• to feel
• to explore
• to reconnect

You do not need any artistic experience to begin. Curiosity is enough.

 

WHO I WORK WITH

I work with adults, young people, and children, especially those who:
• feel between cultures or identities
• have experienced migration or relocation
• are navigating life transitions or uncertainty
• feel overwhelmed, disconnected, or “not fully at home”


My professional path has also brought me into contact with individuals and families affected by displacement, crisis, and intercultural challenges — experiences that continue to shape my commitment to trauma-informed and culturally sensitive care.

 

BEYOND THE SESSIONS

Alongside individual and group work, I create art therapy-inspired workbooks and visual pieces that support reflection and emotional awareness. These are gentle, creative resources that you can return to in your own time, especially in moments of change or when words are not enough. My intention is to offer a space that is both creative and supportive, where art becomes a way to listen, explore, and reconnect.

May art soften what life has hardened in us.