Jungian-oriented psychological work
En Francais
“You are more than you think you are. There are dimensions of your being and a potential for realization and consciousness that are not included in your concept of yourself.”
— Joseph Campbell
There are moments in life when the familiar ways of understanding ourselves no longer hold. Something within begins to stir — quietly at first, then with greater insistence. A sense of inner conflict, repetition, loss of meaning, or transition may signal that a deeper dimension of the psyche is seeking expression.
This work begins there: at the point where experience asks to be listened to rather than explained away.
An entry into the work
I offer Jungian therapy and Jungian-oriented psychological work for adults who wish to engage with their inner life in a reflective and meaningful way.
The work is grounded in Jungian analytical psychology and unfolds through dialogue, attention to emotional experience, dreams, images, and recurring life patterns. It is concerned with inner development and consciousness rather than quick solutions or symptom management.
No prior knowledge of psychology or Jungian theory is needed. The work begins from lived experience as it is felt and spoken, and theory remains in the background, serving understanding rather than directing it.
Sessions are available face to face in Belgium and online.
Who I am
My professional path has unfolded across different disciplines, countries, and ways of life.
I began in science, obtaining a Master’s degree in Mathematics at Sofia University, and spent several years teaching at school and university level. Later, I moved to Belgium, where I worked in international project management. In 2011, I completed a Bachelor’s degree (Honours) in Psychology at The Open University in the United Kingdom. My subsequent training in Jungian analytical psychotherapy with the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists (IGAP) led to my qualification as a fully qualified Jungian psychotherapist in the UK and membership in the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP).
I have lived and worked in Bulgaria, the UK, and Belgium. This experience of moving between cultures, languages, and professional identities has given me a deep familiarity with the inner tensions that can arise when one’s outer life changes: questions of belonging, identity, direction, and meaning.
For expatriates and internationally mobile professionals, such transitions may involve more than practical adaptation. They can bring subtle psychological challenges: a feeling of living between worlds, shifts in professional identity, cultural disorientation, or an unspoken sense of fragmentation. My own experience of crossing cultural and professional boundaries allows me to recognise these dynamics not only intellectually, but from within.
It was the discovery of Jungian analysis that brought these different strands together and opened new, meaningful dimensions in my life — intellectually, professionally, and personally.
What this work may involve
Jungian therapy may be of interest if you:
• feel inwardly divided or stuck despite outward functioning
• notice recurring emotional or relational patterns
• are going through a life transition, crisis, or loss of meaning
• feel drawn to dreams, imagination, or symbolic ways of understanding experience
• wish to develop a more truthful relationship with yourself
The work unfolds over time and respects the rhythm of each individual. Change often comes not through effort or instruction, but through understanding and relationship.
Ways of working
• Face-to-face Jungian therapy in Belgium
• Online Jungian therapy for people living in Belgium and abroad
For those living outside Belgium, online work is offered within the context of my Jungian training and professional qualifications obtained in the United Kingdom, and in a way that respects the professional framework of the client’s country of residence.
Professional framework
My practice in Belgium is established as an independent liberal activity (indépendant – profession libérale).
The work is offered as private psychological support grounded in Jungian analytical psychology, focused on reflection, dialogue, and inner development.
Getting in touch
If you feel drawn to this way of working, you are welcome to get in touch to arrange an initial meeting or to ask any questions.
Sessions take place at:
Avenue d’Hougoumont 25
1180 Uccle, Brussels
Telephone: +32 (0) 479 33 47 39
The practice is easily accessible.
By car: parking in the street is generally free and easy.
By public transport: buses 136, 137 (De Lijn) and W (TEC) stop nearby.
• If coming from Central Brussels, Fort Jaco, or surrounding areas, get off at Petite Espinette.
• If coming from Waterloo or Rhode-Saint-Genèse, get off at Kleine Hut.
Avenue d’Hougoumont is approximately a seven- to eight-minute walk from the bus stops.
You can also make contact via the Contact page.