Psychologist, doula and former corporate leader

As a doula

I accompany you through pregnancy, birth and the first weeks at home, offering emotional, practical and informational support alongside your midwife or doctor. I take time to understand your wishes, questions and concerns, so that my support reflects what matters to you.

Our time together includes:

• Four prenatal meetings to prepare for birth, practically and emotionally
• Four weeks on call, available day and night around your due date
• Continuous support throughout labour and birth
• One postpartum home visit to talk through your birth experience and the first weeks with your baby
• A lactation consultation with an IBCLC, if needed

As a psychologist

I work from a systemic and relational perspective: we look at you, your relationship, your family and the world around you, from preconception through the second year after birth.

Some of the themes people bring to me:

• Anxiety and low mood during pregnancy and after the birth
• Exhaustion and stress in early parenthood
• Processing a difficult or overwhelming birth
• Closeness and communication in your relationship
• Bonding and family dynamics

In January 2026, 20 Minuten asked me about late motherhood. I wrote more about it in When the Clock Gets Loud.