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About me

My interest in psychology began in high school when I became fascinated by the brain's capability to process information and assign meaning to everyday events and experiences. Soon I realized that the way we perceive and interpret the world shapes our overall experience. This curiosity led me to pursue a career in psychology.​

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I believe each of us has internal resources that can help us cope with life's challenges, even if they initially feel hidden or inaccessible.

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In my practice, I work with both adults and children, offering psychological assessments and consultations, and helping clients overcome challenges such as anxiety, panic disorders, and depression. I am a supervised clinical and health psychologist, currently expanding my skills in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), which provides effective tools to manage anxiety, depression, and more.

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My office is based in Riga, but I also offer online therapy so that you can access support from any location.

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Outside of my professional work, I enjoy staying active, learning new hobbies, reading books, and watching good movies.

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If you feel I could be the right specialist for you, feel free to reach out!

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Education

  • Professional master's degree in psychology with qualifications in clinical and health psychology (University of Latvia)

  • Bachelor of Social Sciences degree in psychology (University of Latvia)

  • Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Psychology (University of Latvia)

  • Psychologist registration number: 3001464

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Additional education

  • Cognitive behavioral therapy training (current)

  • Psychological evaluation with the Wechsler intelligence test for children (WISC-IV) (University of Latvia)

  • Achenbach's empirically based research system for the assessment of preschool, school-age children and adults (ASEBA) (University of Latvia)

  • By studying the program in the amount of 96 academic hours, I have obtained the right to lead the training program for parents "Emotional education of children" (University of Latvia)

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