After several years in business, I realized something was missing. I left to study psychology — a field that had always fascinated me — and never looked back.
Following university, I deepened my knowledge independently, which led me to Virginia Satir’s work. Her approach resonated deeply, and I began formal training and participation in the Virginia Satir Global Network. I went on to work with children, adolescents, and families in Germany, developing a family therapy-oriented practice.
In 2013, I relocated to Argentina, where I started a family of my own. When that relationship ended, I found myself doing the hard work of understanding what makes relationships truly function — attachment, safety, and repair.
That personal journey intersected with my professional one when a colleague invited me to co-facilitate a men’s group for betrayers. This work introduced me to Dr. Minwalla and his model, built over 20 years of working with betrayers and betrayed partners. I joined his first professional training cohort in 2022 and trained with him for two years — work that profoundly changed how I show up for clients.
Today, I specialize in sex addiction and betrayal trauma. After nearly 20 years as a psychologist, this is where I’ve found my place — helping couples build relationships grounded in safety, honesty, and real intimacy.