Art and creativity have always been a source of expression, reflection, and joy in my life. After completing my interdisciplinary art studies in Groningen, I moved to Canada with my partner and spent several years living in Vancouver. Later, I returned to Berlin, where I worked in an art supply store, helping people realize their creative projects. During this time, I discovered how much I enjoy supporting others on their journeys.

My path has taken me in many directions, both geographically and personally. Part of my roots lie in Vietnam, and through extended stays there, I developed a deeper connection to my heritage and cultural influences.

These experiences, along with my passion for creative processes, ultimately led me to pursue further studies at the age of 46. I decided to complete a master’s degree in art therapy, dedicating my studies to exploring how art therapy can be effectively practiced in online settings. Together with my fellow researchers, I developed new approaches to making creative therapy accessible in digital spaces. This also led to the creation of the first Sharing Intervention Space (SIS) – a digital environment where students could test and refine art therapy interventions.

Today, both my private clients and other creative therapists benefit from these experiences. My goal is to connect art and therapy in innovative ways, offering people a safe space for creative expression and personal growth, no matter where they are. I aim to open up new possibilities that make creative processes accessible, engaging, and impactful—so that everyone can find their own path to transformation and self-development.