You still love each other. You've just lost the thread of how to talk to one another.

My journey towards couples counselling has been shaped by a variety of personal and professional experiences.

After studying at a business school, I explored different professional paths. Yet, despite the diversity of my experiences, I kept coming back to the same realisation: I wanted to work more closely with people. To listen, understand, support and feel that my work was making a meaningful difference.

Over time, I became increasingly aware of what I truly needed in my professional life: direct contact with people, space for their stories and the opportunity to accompany them through important moments in their lives.

I have always been fascinated by the complexity of romantic relationships. How two people, each with their own stories, needs, vulnerabilities and expectations, come together to build a life. How emotional closeness can fade, but also how a relationship can change when both partners once again find a space where they feel heard and understood.

This journey ultimately led me to couples counselling. I am currently completing my training in couples therapy at EFPP in Paris (graduating in January 2027).

On a personal level, relationships are also closely connected to my own story. I grew up bilingual, between two languages and cultures – German and French – and have shared my life with a German partner for 18 years. Our relationship, our two children and the challenges we have navigated together as a couple and as a family have taught me that a partnership does not simply come into being and then sustain itself. It evolves, changes and deserves to be continually nurtured and reshaped.

I bring this experience into my work: a relationship does not have to be perfect to be alive and fulfilling. It deserves attention, understanding and care at every stage of a shared life.

I support couples in English, German and French in a warm, non-judgemental and strictly confidential setting. I have a particular interest in working with intercultural couples, for whom different languages, cultures and life stories can sometimes present challenges, but can also be a source of great enrichment.

In short: from November 2026, I offer couples counselling at my practice at Auenstraße 6 in Munich-Isarvorstadt, in English, German and French – especially for international, intercultural and expat couples. Sessions take place at the practice, by video, or as home visits for new parents. A session costs €100 (60 minutes) or €150 (90 minutes).