My Values

The foundation of my approach is the respect for each individual in their uniqueness, recognizing and honoring their potential.

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The support I offer is non-directive; each person is free to accept or decline my proposals, which are tailored to their particularities and sensitivities. My goal is never to force them into a pre-existing mold.

It’s about working together to co-create solutions and strategies, not following a one-size-fits-all approach. Co-construction must take place at every level, with active participation from all parties involved.

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No situation is a fatality—it’s an opportunity, sometimes hidden, that requires analysis and adjusted goals. The key is to give yourself time to observe and understand before taking action. This way, the actions become more effective and their impact more profound.

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Building confidence and allowing everyone to experience joy are essential in the support process. While problematic situations, crises, and blockages should never be minimized, they sometimes need to be approached with a sense of lightness. This is only possible when a sense of safety exists in the therapeutic relationship, allowing one the "luxury" to relax and detach from situations that might otherwise feel overwhelming.

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Put the What before the How: Every person and relationship is unique, so the support must be too. This goes beyond just applying techniques. Too often, we identify a behavior that needs changing or a goal that must be reached and quickly jump to solutions. We forget to ask ourselves the crucial question: "What do I really want to achieve?" Is it merely the cessation of a behavior or discomfort, or is it addressing the underlying need behind it?