Pastoral Counsellor - Theologian - SaveOne Trainer
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I support women and men through loss, crises, life transitions, and important turning points in life.
Drawing on a pastoral-psychological approach and several years of institutional experience, I provide support tailored to each client’s personality.
Some examples of areas where I can help:
GRIEF COUNSELING
bereavement support
illegitimate grief (disenfranchised grief, i.e., grief that is not socially recognized)
bankruptcy, job loss
loss of a pet
pre- and perinatal losses
early and late miscarriages, infant death, medically indicated or other types of abortion, etc.
divorce
loss of dreams and hopes, etc.
FAITH ISSUES
mentoring
church conflicts
crisis of faith
religious trauma
harmful images of God
fear—anxiety
SELF-WORTH ISSUES
identity
shame
PREGNANCY AND STARTING A FAMILY
spiritual challenges during pregnancy, becoming a parent
emotional burdens and challenges related to motherhood
Important Information
Appointments: We can schedule pastoral care appointments via e-mail. Please briefly describe how I can help you.
Payment: The consultation fee can be paid on-site in cash or by bank transfer.
Cancellation Policy: Appointments may be canceled via email at least 24 hours in advance. In the event of a cancellation within 24 hours or a no-show, the full amount is due.
Location
Online, from anywhere in the world
Downtown Székesfehérvár
Coming soon to the Veszprém area as well
About Me
What should you know about me?
I’m still on the “A” side of life; I’ve been eligible for the large-family discount for more than 13 years, and the ring on my right hand has had a partner for nearly twenty years. Jesus has been a central part of my life for more than twenty years. I graduated from the Pentecostal Theological College with a degree in Theology specializing in Pastoral Psychology, and I continue to pursue further education in these fields. My full-time job is as a pastoral counselor at a social services agency. I enjoy going for walks and listening to music, but honestly, a book by my favorite author and a soft blanket are all I need to be happy.
To me, pastoral care means having someone who walks alongside you through a certain phase of your life—someone to whom you can say things you wouldn’t dare say to anyone else, someone in front of whom you can cry, breathe a sigh of relief, and lay down your burdens.
If you feel like it would be good to talk to someone right now, please feel free to reach out to me.
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