A significant part of the people who find their way to my clinic are immigrants from various countries. I often encounter issues revolving around immigration, however these issues seldom stand alone. They tend to be connected to preexisting or more general topics.  Besides immigrants, I also provide therapy for people dealing with medical issues, and elderly people and their family members. Below you will find some examples of issues I treat:

• Existential themes regarding personal identity, purpose and meaning of life and death, leading to questions such as:
  • Who am I?
  • Am I (good) enough?
  • What purpose does my life have?
  • How can I give my life purpose?
• Themes connected to change in life environment and culture
• Forming/committing to/dealing with/breaking off romantic relationships
• Migration for partner to Israel
• Issues revolving around (finding) work
• Anxiety and panic attacks
• Feeling down/depressed
• Difficulties with trust (trusting yourself, others, or your surroundings)
• Coping with feelings of guilt, jealousy or anger
• Thoughts, beliefs and fears around dying or surviving
• Cycle related emotional and behavioral issues (anger, depression, PMS, PMDD)
• Religious beliefs
• Acceptance/management of life with a (medical) condition
• Unexplained cognitive and physical complaints
• Decline in memory, concentration or attention, behavioral changes in older age