In my practice, I work primarily with women who have experienced trauma at some point in their lives. Trauma may mean different things for different people. It can be a single incident (rape, loss of pregnancy, physical assault) as well as a series of events or a particularly difficult and painful period in somebody's life (abusive childhood, domestic violence, infertility treatment, divorce etc.)

My job as a therapist is to first of all provide a safe space for your self-exploration. I am endlessly fascinated by the growth that happens when people feel safe and not judged. Using my training and experience I invite you to meet an “uncensored self” and to bring into awareness your authentic experience.

In my clinical work of the last fifteen years in Poland, Canada, and California, I have worked with traumatized women in incest survivor groups, in an outpatient addiction clinic, in an internship at the Process Therapy Institute, at the county jail, in a support group for new mothers, and at a Women’s Crisis Support dealing with domestic violence.

I worked with these women toward rediscovering their strengths, developing their sense of self, and their own sense of agency in their lives. I bring to all my work respect, sensitivity, and an understanding of cultural diversity.