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.

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 is currently completing 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.