Global Mental Health Support
Psychotherapy for professionals working in the field of journalism, humanitarian aid work, health care and emergency services.
If your work has put you face-to-face with crisis, suffering, or moral complexity, you already know — somewhere in you — that it leaves a mark.
Maybe it shows up as a hypervigilance that won't switch off. Maybe it's a growing distance between you and the people you love, or a quiet erosion of the things you used to believe in.
Whatever you’re experiencing, I offer a steady, grounding space to make sense of what you carry — to process what you've witnessed, work through moral injury or trauma, and rebuild your sense of self at your own pace.
● You’re not alone
Why seeking support matters.
Trauma-exposed professionals often carry invisible impacts that don’t always fit neatly into diagnostic categories.
You may be managing:
The accumulation of traumatic material over years
Exposure to human suffering or violence
High-stakes decision-making
Responsibility for others’ safety
Chronic stress, burnout, and moral distress
The emotional weight of witnessing injustice
Pressure to remain composed, objective, or “on”
Our work together can support you in understanding how these experiences shape your mind, body, and relationships — and how to move forward without minimizing or dismissing what you’ve lived through.
● Contact
Let’s connect
Whether you’re curious about how I work, interested in resources or want to see if our timezones sync up — please reach out anytime.