Welcome,
My name is Feride Yilmaz, and I am a certified clinical psychologist with experience in guiding people who feel stuck in life or face complex challenges. I provide a warm and safe environment where we can work together to improve your well-being and quality of life.
My approach is integrative and fully tailored to your needs. I use techniques from behavioral therapy, cognitive therapy, mindfulness, and creative therapy to offer a personalized treatment plan. Together, we explore what works best for you, as every person and situation is unique.
I offer support in various areas, including:
- Grief counseling: Learning to cope with loss and rediscover meaning in life.
- Burnout and stress management: Restoring balance and dealing with high pressure and expectations.
- Anxiety and panic attacks: Breaking paralyzing patterns and regaining control over your life.
- Depression: Working towards new perspectives, energy, and a positive outlook on the future.
- Sleep disorders: Improving sleep quality and overall energy levels.
- Self-confidence and self-acceptance: Strengthening your self-image and learning to fully accept yourself.
Additionally, I am open to addressing other concerns, such as existential questions and personal growth. My goal is to help you gain new insights, develop skills, and create a meaningful life for yourself.
I work with children from the age of 6, adolescents, and adults. Depending on your preference, our sessions can take place in Dutch, French, English, or Turkish. This makes my practice accessible to a wide audience, ensuring that language is never a barrier to finding the right support.
Together, we explore your story, your needs, and your goals. Whether you are struggling with emotional pain, practical difficulties, or simply need a listening ear, I am here to guide you on your journey toward healing and personal growth.
Do you feel stuck? Or would you like to know how I can support you? Feel free to reach out. Together, we will find a way to turn your challenges into opportunities.
