For a long time, my work revolved around understanding how people
think, feel, and make decisions. At the beginning of my career
this curiosity led me into the world of communication,
advertising and research, where creativity, storytelling, and
experimentation are part of everyday work. Over the years I came
to realise that the most interesting stories are not the ones we
create for audiences, but the ones people live inside their
relationships.
Over the past 6 years I have spent thousands of hours sitting
with couples a couples therapist and a coach based in the heart
of Europe. I work with clients from around the world, while my
main private practice is rooted in the Czech Republic, where I
also meet clients face-to-face.
My professional path began with a Master’s degree in Communication
from Aston University and nearly two decades spent studying human
behaviour and communication across cultures. Working in the Czech
Republic, Germany, Ukraine, and the United Arab Emirates gave me
a deep appreciation for how differently people understand
closeness, freedom, and commitment.
At the same time, my curiosity about the human mind was always
accompanied by a respect for evidence and research. Over time my
professional focus gradually shifted from communication between
brands and audiences to communication between people in close
relationships. This led me to systemic therapy and further
integrative training in couples and family therapy, where I
deepened my understanding of intimacy, trust, and the relational
dynamics that shape how partners meet each other. Today my work
combines evidence-based knowledge about relationships with
curiosity, creativity, and a willingness to explore what is
unique to each couple.
I believe relationships are not puzzles to solve but landscapes
to explore. Another important lesson along the way was learning
the value of slowing down. In a fast-paced world that constantly
asks us to analyse, explain, and solve, relationships often need
something different — space to pause, notice what is happening
beneath the surface, and reconnect with lived experience.
Therapy can become a place where this slowing down allows new
understanding and possibilities to emerge.
Beyond my professional work, I am also a mother, partner, sister,
daughter, aunt, and friend. Outside the therapy room I recharge
through movement and creativity — rock climbing, freeriding,
writing, dancing, yoga, and occasionally attempting to sing.
Memberships in professional associations:
- Czech Association for Psychotherapy (CAP)
- British Psychological Society (BPS)
- INPAT guaranteed couples therapist (Institute for Couples Therapy)