Completing my postgraduate studies and my practical training in clinical psychology as a psychotherapist I realized that most approaches do not fully meet my personal style as a therapist. Redefining the useful and valuable knowledge I had obtained, I set my own healing system. My goal was to find fast and constructive therapeutic paths to help those in need understand or find out how to regulate their own lives. Often people come to my clinic feeling frustrated because "nothing works right in their lives". With proper psycho-education those healed are given the ability to become screenwriters and directors of their own lives. The ultimate aim is to quickly teach the ability to change everything in each one’s life.

Some of my principles as a psychologist - psychotherapist is:

• the moral
• the feeling/sense of security
• confidentiality
• use of appropriate techniques per case and continue my education in order to improve and develop my therapeutic approach.

My belief is that psychotherapy can change a person's life. “Lighthearted” techniques are more representative of my style, which of course have the required results without necessarily the associated feel of fatigue from the change to the patient. Psychotherapy often brings you in confrontation with oneself and your loved ones as well, when the patient wants to adjust their new life, while trying to nurture those around him to this change. The period of transition to the new life that the patient has chosen depends on how much someone is willing to consciously change and that is why in some people the results are immediate and in others longer lasting and always according to the mental needs of the patient.