Question 1

Who are your clients?

Accepted Answer

Primarily internationals and expats in Maastricht and the surrounding Limburg region, though everyone is welcome at my practice.

Question 2

What problems do you work with?

Accepted Answer

Common difficulties such as:anxietydepressionrelationship patternsburnoutchronic and academic stress.Also Identity and Self-Concept Difficulties such as:Questions about who you are and where you fitFeelings of emptiness,Feeling of loneliness,Low self-worth,The sense that something is missing even when life looks fine from the outside. For more detailed information on how I treat these issues, see Services.I don't currently work with trauma-focused therapy (PTSD, complex trauma), bipolar disorder, OCD, eating disorders, or personality disorders. My practice is also not the right setting for severe, acute, or crisis-level concerns (active psychosis, acute suicidality, severe addiction, or anything requiring medication or inpatient care). If any of these describes your situation, I'd be glad to point you toward colleagues who specialise in them.

Question 3

Where is your practice?

Accepted Answer

My practice is in:De Fronten Gezondheidscentrum,  Victor de Stuersstraat 15, 6217 KP Maastricht.When you enter the building, you may take the elevator or the staircase to Floor 1. My room is titled D'n Observant at the end of the corridor.

Question 4

Which languages do you offer therapy in?

Accepted Answer

I offer therapy in English and Turkish.

Question 5

Do you work with expats and international students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. I regularly support expats, international students, and other English- or Turkish-speaking adults living in Maastricht or elsewhere in the Netherlands.

Question 6

Can I start therapy even if I am not sure what is wrong?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You do not need a clear label or diagnosis before starting. We can explore what is going on together and decide on the best way forward.

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