Yasmin is a clinical psychologist trained and licensed in both the Netherlands and Belgium, with a background spanning Brazil, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the United States. Her approach draws on client-centred and Jungian psychodynamic models, supporting clients in connecting with their inner world rather than simply reducing symptoms. She works with adults and young adults on a wide range of concerns, from stress and anxiety to migration, identity, and existential questions, offering sessions in English, Portuguese, and Dutch, in person and online.

I am passionate about understanding how people build resilience and cope with life’s challenges. My focus is on creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel heard and empowered to strengthen their own resources. With experience in clinical psychology and an intercultural background, I bring empathy and openness to working with people from diverse walks of life.

Elise Löwenthal is a clinical psychology student with a diverse academic and professional background spanning Belgium, Greece, the UK, and Finland. After beginning her career in marketing, she felt a strong pull back to her first passion—psychology—leading her to pursue advanced studies in clinical psychology at the Université Catholique de Louvain.

Elise is deeply committed to creating a safe, supportive space where individuals feel truly heard. Her approach integrates patient-centred therapy and cognitive behavioural techniques, complemented by training in body-centred psychology, family dynamics, and solution-focused therapy. She completed her clinical internship under the supervision of Clinical Psychologist, Larissa Ernst.

Fluent in English and French, Elise offers in-person sessions in Leuven as well as online consultations, ensuring accessible and compassionate psychological support.

Dr. Emma Biggs offers specialized counseling for adults living with chronic illness and navigating international life in Belgium. With a PhD in Psychology and years of academic research studying the neurocognitive aspects of chronic pain, she understands how deeply mental and physical well-being are interconnected. Drawing on both professional expertise and personal experience as an international resident across multiple countries, she provides person-centered, evidence-based therapy that addresses the unique challenges of managing chronic conditions while adapting to foreign healthcare systems and life abroad. She welcomes clients affected by chronic illness, their loved ones, and anyone seeking support with the complexities of international living. Sessions are available in English, both online and in-person in Belgium.

Pauline Darcis is a trilingual clinical psychologist specializing in the complexities of migration, cultural adaptation, and family dynamics. Drawing from her personal experience moving between the UK and Belgium, she provides a deeply empathetic and collaborative environment for adults and teenagers navigating life transitions and identity shifts.

With a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from the University of Reading and a Master’s in Social and Cultural Anthropology from KU Leuven, Pauline combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) with a broad understanding of human diversity. Her clinical background includes treating a wide spectrum of challenges, including depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, and marital difficulties. Her research into asylum-seeking families further informs her specialized support for those facing the realities of integration and displacement.

Dr. Faye Tsantila is a registered socio-clinical psychologist in Belgium and Greece, offering therapy in English and Greek to adults, children, and couples in Leuven and online. With over a decade of therapeutic experience since 2012 across primary care, psychiatric, and community mental health services, she supports clients navigating anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, addiction, life transitions, and questions of identity and belonging. Having completed a PhD in Clinical Psychology at KU Leuven focused on international mental health contexts, she brings particular insight into the emotional challenges of living abroad, relocation, and cultural adaptation. Her approach integrates person-centred therapy with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), Gestalt therapy, and relational/systemic perspectives, creating a collaborative, non-judgmental space for deeper self-understanding and emotional resilience. She welcomes individuals and families experiencing disconnection, transition stress, or uncertainty about belonging, offering both in-person sessions in Leuven and online therapy.

Lucas Deleu is completing his Master's in Clinical Psychology at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Before moving into psychology, he spent many years in Belgian public service and Defence, including several assignments in Africa and the Middle East. Living and working in demanding environments sparked his curiosity about how people adapt to change, cope with pressure and find their way through uncertainty.

With a background in both Clinical Psychology and Sociology, Lucas looks at psychological difficulties within the wider context of a person's relationships, social environment and life experience. He offers a calm, open and non-judgemental space where clients can speak freely about what is troubling them or where they feel stuck.

His approach is both problem- and strengths-based: alongside exploring the patterns that bring someone to therapy, he pays attention to their strengths, resources and what is already working. Together with clients, he works towards a clearer understanding of their experience and meaningful ways forward, including a sustainable balance between what life asks of them, what they want to achieve and what they need for themselves.

Lucas works in Dutch and English, and after more than a decade in Brussels also has a good working knowledge of French.

Tamara Ribas Camargo was born and raised in the south of Brazil and brings that culture's warmth and open-heartedness to the practice. After completing a Bachelor's degree in Psychology during six years in Boston, [Name] is now finishing a Master's in Clinical Psychology at the Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB). This journey gives Tamara a deep connection to the expat experience and the particular complexities of building a life away from home.

Three years spent working with the local community in Massachusetts gave Tamara extensive experience listening to individuals and families across diverse social contexts. Tamara also brings clinical awareness and personal empathy to work with LGBTQ+ individuals and relationships, offering a space where people feel validated and can open up at their own pace.

As an intern clinical psychologist, Tamara combines evidence-based approaches, offering practical tools for specific emotional challenges, with deep listening to the unconscious to help clients uncover the subtler threads of their personal stories. Having been in therapy personally, Tamara firmly believes in the transformative power of the therapeutic relationship, and aims to offer a warm, collaborative space where clients feel heard, accepted and supported.

Yuna Telemans is a clinical psychologist intern with a particular interest in identity, relationships, belonging and community. Growing up in Kenya and Tanzania shaped this curiosity, showing how much who we are is formed not only by personal history but by the cultures and communities around us.

Now settling into Belgium, the country [Name] calls "home", Yuna brings a person-centred approach grounded in empathy, authenticity and curiosity without judgement. The aim is to offer an open, genuine space where clients can explore whatever matters most to them.

Yuna works especially with loneliness and disconnection, questions of identity and belonging, relationship difficulties and the search for meaningful community. Alongside clinical training, Yuna is completing an honours research programme in autism and social cognition, deepening an interest in how we understand and relate to one another.

Noemi Glebowska is an intern psychologist with a deep focus on child development and the lasting impact of early life experiences. She provides a reflective, safe space for individuals and families to explore the interpersonal dynamics that shape their emotional well-being.

Specializing in child, adolescent, and family psychology, Noemi is currently completing her Master’s degree at the Université Catholique de Louvain. Her approach is highly culturally informed, shaped by her academic journey across Poland and Belgium. She supports clients in navigating complex developmental challenges and strengthening family systems through a broad, empathetic lens..

Karina Boros is a person-centered psychologist with a unique focus on the intersection of hormonal health and emotional well-being. She provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore their inner worlds, integrating science-based lifestyle practices—such as nutrition, sleep, and exercise—into a holistic therapeutic approach.

With a background in Sociology and international experience volunteering in Peru, Karina brings a culturally informed perspective to her clinical work. Her psychological expertise includes a specialized interest in how hormonal imbalances and contraceptives affect sexual well-being and relationship dynamics. Dedicated to the "whole person," she empowers clients to understand the link between their physical health and their mental resilience.

Jane Abi Atmeh is a Lebanese clinical psychology trainee based in Belgium, specialising in adult psychotherapy. Having lived across multiple continents, she understands the complexities of displacement, cultural adaptation, and personal transformation—insights that shape her empathetic approach to therapy.

Currently completing her Master’s degree and internship at Satori Health Centre, Jane’s experience spans addiction prevention, drama therapy, and interdisciplinary collaboration in hospitals and rehabilitation centres. Through the Tomorrow’s Leaders Gender Scholar Programme, she has explored how gender and culture influence mental health, reinforcing her commitment to creating a non-judgemental, inclusive space.

Beyond clinical practice, Jane’s published work on child marriage and honour killings reflects her dedication to social justice. She has facilitated workshops on domestic violence and healthy communication, helping individuals and couples navigate challenges with clarity and resilience.

Fluent in English and Arabic, with strong proficiency in French, Jane is committed to making therapy accessible and culturally sensitive.

Rachel Kehoe is a councellor with Satori Health Centre Leuven. She works in English with individuals as well as couples and she is available in-person in Leuven, Belgium and online at a reduced rate.

She hold a firm belief in the inherent growth potential within each person, fostered through openness, acceptance, and understanding. Her approach is person-centred and strength-based, weaving in elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solutions-Focused techniques. I tailor my approach for each individual, recognizing that each journey is unique.

Laura is a dedicated psychologist with extensive experience supporting young adults and adults through a wide range of mental health challenges. Using evidence-based therapies like schema therapy, Laura provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore issues such as self-image, relationships, emotional difficulties, and past traumas. Her compassionate and analytical approach helps clients build resilience and personal growth. Book a free online consultation to take the first step toward your mental wellbeing.

Larissa Ernst is a Clinical Psychologist and European Certified Psycho-Sexologist, registered in South Africa and Belgium. She is the founder of Satori Health Centre, a multi-disciplinary, global practice with locations in Pretoria and Leuven, serving local and international communities. With a focus on adult individuals, couples, and families, she has a special interest in interpersonal communication, separation/divorce support, stepfamily dynamics, and perinatal mental health. Larissa also offers clinical supervision, training, and mentorship for professionals and is an approved supervisor for psychology internships across Canadian and Belgian universities. She provides psychotherapy both in person and online.