Love is the decision to fully engage with one another
Relationships evolve – and with them the way we meet each other. You may remember the ease that felt so natural in the beginning: curiosity, closeness, a playful sense of connection. Today you might sense that some of this has faded. You want to understand what has shifted and how you can find your way back into a lively, mature form of connection.
The fact that you are here already says something essential: You take your relationship seriously. You are not looking to repair but to understand. Not to hold on, but to shape. Not to return to the beginning, but to find your way toward an adult, grounded form of intimacy.
I support couples in gaining clarity, recognizing patterns, and developing new ways of relating – without blame, without pressure, and without promises of “fixing” anything. I work with you, not for you. And I help you make your relationship a place where both partners genuinely want to be.
Sexual therapy is not a separate add‑on, but a natural part of the work with couples – because the dynamics that arise between two people almost always show up in their physical intimacy as well, and continue to shape how they relate to each other.
Sometimes it is not the relationship that needs attention, but your own inner movement. Perhaps you have been single for a while and wonder why new connections don’t unfold. Perhaps you feel the need to reorient yourself after a breakup. Perhaps you long for closeness but are unsure how to open up again without losing yourself.
This, too, is a developmental process that needs space.
Individual therapy is about making your own patterns visible, gaining inner clarity, and developing a stance that does not force relationships but allows them. Not through self optimization, but through self understanding. Not through adaptation, but through authenticity. Not through searching, but through inner alignment.
I support you in reconnecting with yourself and with what you truly need and want to offer in relationships.
For more than ten years, I have been working as a licensed Heilpraktikerin für Psychotherapie; I am certified by the Munich Public Health Office, a member of the Association of Independent Psychotherapists, and offer therapy in both German and English.
