How did my professional story begin?
I started my journey as a psychologist. After completing my studies in Hungary, I worked in different rehabilitation centers. I supported people living with visual impairment, individually and in groups, to help them improve their quality of life after losing their vision. I have always been eager to develop my professional skills, which led me to study and practice integrative hypnotherapy. This has allowed me to deepen my understanding of our altered states of consciousness.
In the following years, I moved to London to qualify as a dance movement psychotherapist, and my journey as a psychologist merged with my journey as a dancer. I worked with adolescents and people with mental health problems, learning disabilities, and challenging behaviours. In 2015, I graduated from the University of Roehampton with a Master’s Degree in Dance Movement Psychotherapy, and I became a registered, private practice-licensed dance movement psychotherapist (ADMP UK; UKCP). I have been offering individual and group sessions since my journey has advanced. I furthered my professional development in becoming a grief recovery method specialist, helping people with what they think is impossible. I trained as a transformational coach at the accredited Animas Centre for Coaching to widen my expertise and reach out to more people in need. This knowledge and self-development path supported my role as a Head of People and Culture for six years in the hospitality industry, where I advocated for employees’ well-being and fair treatment.
How did my professional journey land for now?
I am a trauma-informed, embodied psychotherapist and clinical supervisor (qualified at Relational Change) who practices in person near London Bridge and Haggerston Station and online. In addition, I am in my final year as a part-time PhD research student at the University of Roehampton and support dancers as a student counsellor at Irie! Dance Theatre Company.
