I’ve spent over nine years sitting with people in their most honest, unguarded moments. Not the version they present to the world — the one underneath. The one that’s tired of managing, tired of performing, tired of not quite understanding why the same pain keeps returning.
Most people who find their way to my work have already tried other things. An anxiety counselor. Therapy for depression. Stress management courses. Self-help. And those things helped — to a point. But something essential remained untouched.
What I offer is different not because of a technique, but because of the level at which the work happens. I’m not interested in helping you cope better with patterns that are making you miserable. I’m interested in understanding where those patterns came from, what they’re protecting, and what it would mean to actually live without them.
Together, we explore the unconscious patterns and emotional experiences beneath your symptoms. As they become understood, they begin to lose their power, creating space for lasting transformation. This work is not simply about reducing symptoms. It’s about reconnecting with the parts of yourself that were hidden, silenced, or left behind, so you can begin living from who you truly are—not from old emotional patterns.
I was born in Turkey, raised in Germany, and have spent significant years living and working in the United States. I hold three cultures inside me — and three languages. That’s not incidental to my work. It’s central to it.
Identity, belonging, the pressure to assimilate, the grief of being between worlds, the particular weight of carrying a family’s expectations across borders — these are things I understand not just clinically, but personally. Many of my clients carry versions of these experiences, and they don’t have to explain them from scratch. I already know what it costs to live between places.
If you’re unsure whether this work is right for you, the best starting point is a conversation.
