SoulSpace – A Safe Space for Emotional Balance

My approach is most aligned with scientifically grounded therapeutic procedures, specifically brief dynamic therapy and art therapy approaches. However, I also believe that the most effective collaborative work comes from a unique, co-created framework tailored to each client. I welcome individuals (both in-person and online) who are experiencing:
• Difficulties or stagnation in their life management
• Challenges in managing anxiety and depressed states related to stressful situations
• Marital and family conflicts
• A desire to change certain habits
• A wish to gain greater self-awareness and better understand the motivations behind their behaviour
Currently, I work at the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy of the PTE Clinical Center, where I am involved in the care of clients living with addictive, psychotic, anxiety, mood, and personality disorders. In addition to my practical activities, I participate in art therapy training and teach as an instructor in doctoral schools and mental health professional training programs. I earned my degree in psychology and my PhD from the University of Pécs. My doctoral research focused on the study of personality disorders, particularly narcissistic personality disorder.

In my work, I strive for balance. My goal is for my clients to gain a more complete picture of their current life situation in a trusting and supportive environment, to accept it, and to be able to cope adequately. I primarily offer in-person consultations and welcome inquiries from those who are:
• Struggling with everyday fears that cause problems with adaptation.
• Experiencing difficulties in choosing a partner and/or in relationships.
• Uncertain about career choices.
• Finding their daily functioning or work hindered by a current problem.
• Preoccupied with questions related to life management or self-awareness.
(Online consultations are also available if needed.)
I completed my psychological studies at the University of Pécs, graduating in 2024 with a specialization in Clinical and Health Psychology. Currently, as a PhD student, I am researching the complex background mechanisms of emetophobia (fear of vomiting), personality patterns characteristic of specific phobias, and related avoidance and safety-seeking behaviors and coping mechanisms. For me, research symbolizes understanding, while psychological support represents empathy and acceptance.

My work is based on a systems approach – I believe that difficulties can only be truly understood within their broader contexts, taking into account our relationships and environment. At the same time, everyone starts from a different place, carries different burdens, and develops at their own pace. It's important to me that during our work together, individual rhythm and inner world take precedence, making the process truly personal and sustaining. I earned my degree in Clinical and Health Psychology from the University of Pécs. Currently, I work as a school psychologist, where I support young people individually and in groups, helping them with their development and problem-solving. Additionally, in the spirit of continuous learning and development, I am undertaking family and couples therapy training with the Hungarian Family Therapy Association. This allows me to expand my theoretical and methodological knowledge and engage in my own self-discovery work. I anticipate being able to accept clients for family and couples therapy starting from the next calendar year.
I welcome individuals for personal consultations who are:
• Seeking guidance related to career choices. • Struggling with relationship difficulties. • Looking for support in developing self-awareness. • Feeling stuck in their life management.

As a psychologist, I help university students overcome their difficulties and cope with challenges related to their studies. I also work as a social skills development trainer. I primarily offer in-person consultations, but I also welcome online appointments for those who are struggling with or have questions about:
• Sports or athletic performance
• Studies, career, or workplace issues
• Stress management
• Decision-making
• Deepening self-awareness
• Relationships
Currently, I am continuing my sports psychology studies and pursuing my doctoral degree at the University of Pécs, where I am also actively involved in teaching university students.

My methods include relaxation, drawing, and cognitive techniques. As my work is primarily characterized by a person-centered approach, we will fully tailor the tools we use during our sessions to your needs and develop them together. Through my work as a school psychologist, I've encountered a wide range of issues and gained in-depth experience working with children and adolescents.
I welcome inquiries (in-person and online) from those who:
• are stuck in their current life situation,
• want to cope more effectively with stress,
• desire to develop their self-awareness,
• are athletes and want to maximize their potential.
I earned my psychology degree with distinction from the University of Pécs, specializing in clinical and health psychology, and later obtained a qualification as a sport psychology specialist. This further enriched my professional knowledge with new methodological elements and a fresh perspective. Alongside my studies and work, I place great importance on expanding my self-awareness, as this is essential in our profession.

I believe that the answers to the questions that arise in our lives can be found within ourselves, and in my work, I strive to help those who come to me experience this. I continuously seek to broaden my perspective so I can help others on a deeper level. For example, I've completed several training courses on altered states of consciousness, as well as a training specifically focused on supportive conversation.
I welcome online collaborations with those who are seeking help with:
• Stress management
• Decision-making situations
• Deepening self-awareness
I earned my degree in psychology from the University of Pécs, specializing in Clinical and Health Psychology. I currently work as a school psychologist in an elementary school and a high school.

I resonate with the Jungian analytical psychology approach, especially its dream analysis method, which I've explored deeply in my own self-discovery journey. I also incorporate tools from yoga and relaxation into my work, particularly when the focus is on stress management, anxiety reduction, or attention development.
I primarily offer online sessions for those who are struggling with:
• Life management difficulties (work/study)
• Lack of self-confidence
• Anxiety
• Stress management difficulties
• Relationship problems
Through our collaborative work, I can help deepen self-awareness, address questions related to learning or work performance, assist in decision-making, and clarify general life management dilemmas. Currently, I work at the Pécs Pedagogical Professional Service, where I conduct learning ability assessments and support children and their families within the framework of educational counseling. I began my psychology studies at the University of Pécs, where I completed a Bachelor's degree in Behavioral Analysis, and then earned my Master's degree at Pázmány Péter Catholic University.

"The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change." /Carl Rogers/ Currently, I specialize in complex diagnostics and educational counseling, and I provide psychological care in individual and group settings. I work with parents, children, adolescents, and young adults. Following an integrative approach, I use play therapy, art therapy, and relaxation techniques with children. With adults, I employ exploratory conversations, interpretation of feelings and situations, supplemented with cognitive behavioral therapy tools.
I can provide assistance in the following areas, primarily in-person, but also online:
For Parents: • Child-rearing counseling
• Difficulties in parent-child relationships
• Birth of a sibling
• Kindergarten and school problems
For Children:
• Anxiety
• Behavioral problems
• Adolescent difficulties
For Young Adults:
• Self-esteem issues
• Self-knowledge questions
• Personal roadblocks
I completed my Bachelor's degree in psychology at the University of Pécs and then my Master's degree in clinical and health psychology at Károli Gáspár Reformed University. Currently, I am a graduating student in the child and adolescent clinical and mental health specialist psychologist training at the University of Pécs. I gained professional experience at Nyírő Gyula Hospital, Tündérhegy, family support services, and later at pedagogical professional services.

I believe it's important for those who come to me to feel they are in a supportive and safe space characterized by empathy, attentive listening, and acceptance. I believe that there are situations we don't have to struggle with alone. I also believe that the success of our collaborative work – beyond sufficient motivation – is fundamentally dependent on the connection that forms between the client and the psychologist, a connection that is qualitatively more than just a friendly conversation. I welcome adults, young adults, and adolescents (over 16) in the online space. Feel free to contact me with the following concerns:
• Self-knowledge questions, lack of self-confidence
• Life management questions, difficulties
• Roadblocks, decision-making difficulties
• Stress management, coping difficulties
• Family and workplace conflicts
• Career orientation / career choice questions
• Anger and emotion regulation problems
• Adolescent difficulties
• Adjustment, relationship-building problems
• Processing difficult life events (loss, divorce, relocation)
• Child-rearing questions (difficulties at home, kindergarten, school)
I aim to help my clients of various ages across this wide spectrum, using a diverse range of tools during our sessions. I earned my degree at the University of Pécs and am currently undertaking the clinical and mental health child and adolescent specialist psychologist training at the PTE. In my work, I prioritize a person-centered approach.

In my work, I always strive to create an accepting, safe, and supportive atmosphere – especially when working with children and their families. I also apply the method of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, which can be an effective tool for improving attention and alleviating anxiety and mood difficulties – both in working with children and with parents. As a grief companion, I also aim to provide support in accompanying the natural process of grief. My professional background also includes research and work with people with disabilities, so affected individuals and their family members can turn to me with confidence. I believe that working together is always a partnership, where I accompany those who reach out to me with respect, acceptance, and attention – whether in individual consultations or within a family context.

Primarily in-person, but also online consultations are available upon request, for those facing the following challenges or questions:

Children:
• emotional, behavioral, or relational difficulties
• anxiety, experiences of loss, or other blocks
• kindergarten or school problems, difficulties with integration

Adolescents and young adults:
• self-awareness questions
• self-esteem difficulties
• anxiety
• mood, emotion, and impulse regulation difficulties
• career choice questions

Parents:
• parenting questions
• blocks in the functioning of the family system or the parent-child relationship

As a psychologist and practicing mother, I believe that every child has unique needs, coping mechanisms, and developmental characteristics. Emerging difficulties and challenges can be well managed with proper attention, empathy, and professional support. My goal is to accompany children, adolescents, and their parents along a shared path, where there is an opportunity for understanding, change, and the proper use of resources.

I gained my professional experience as a school psychologist and in the field of child protection. Currently, I work as a resident specialist psychologist at the Pediatric and Adolescent Psychiatry Department of the Pécs Children's Clinic.

In my work, I rely on the theoretical framework of systemic thinking. Thanks to my studies in social psychology and family therapy, our joint work focuses not only on the individual's problems but also on the surrounding social and family systems. I believe that the roots of difficulties are often found in these relational networks, so the key to change often lies in understanding and shaping the environment.

I can provide support in the following areas – primarily in person, but online upon request:

Main areas:
• relationship difficulties
• life management challenges
• stress management
• deepening self-awareness

I obtained my psychology degree at the University of Pécs and am currently continuing my studies at the Doctoral School of Social Psychology. In addition, I am training as a family and couples therapist at the Hungarian Family Therapy Association.

I gained my professional experience in the field of child protection, working with disadvantaged children and their families, and I am currently employed at the Szekszárd Pedagogical Service. Continuous development is important to me, so I have completed several trainings related to grief processing. I welcome all those who are ready to work together for change and to gain deeper self-awareness.