Most frequent questions and answers
Each process is different. I do not work with a fixed number of sessions or brief interventions focused solely on symptom relief. The duration depends on what each person needs and the life stage they are going through. Sometimes deep understanding requires time, and that time is part of the therapeutic work.
Sessions are usually held weekly, as continuity supports both the process and the therapeutic relationship. However, frequency can be discussed and adapted depending on each individual situation.
There is no need to come prepared. Therapy is a space where we can think together about whatever emerges, including silence. Not knowing what to say can also be part of the process and may become something meaningful to explore.
Yes. The therapeutic space is protected by professional confidentiality and ethical commitment. Confidentiality is a fundamental basis for the process to develop safely and with trust.
No. Many people seek therapy because something does not quite feel right, even if they cannot clearly define it. Therapy is not reserved only for extreme situations; it can also be a space for self-understanding and navigating life transitions.
That is completely understandable. Beginning a therapeutic process involves trust and commitment. You are welcome to write without obligation to ask questions and explore whether this space might be right for you.

