I have decided to become a therapist because I have always been fascinated with the human mind. My greatest personal revelation has been when I realized that I can think of my thinking, I can observe my thinking...

As a result,  I decided to learn more about the connection between the two and understand how thinking is shaped and what constitutes our thoughts, and thus, our realities. 

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Moving across countries for the past 7 years has meant I have been physically and emotionally in a lot of places. And I have learnt first hand what experiencing anxiety, depression, burnout and self-doubt feel like. And if you read the before sentence carefully, you probably noticed how I don't claim the states as my own ("have experienced"). 

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You might think I am rather picky about words, and you're correct! I also have a degree in communication, where I studied how language shapes the stories we tell ourselves about ourselves and the world around us.   

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