People seek out therapy because they may feel anxious, stuck, overwhelmed, or caught in patterns that seem resistant to change. Psychodynamic treatment offers a confidential judgment-free space for deep listening and curiosity for dynamics long forgotten or hidden from view. Coming into speaking can have moving, enlivening, and transformative effects. It can help disentangle deadlocks and symptoms, and in the long run, engender a more lively and autonomous relation to oneself and how one wants to be in the world. In my practice, I draw upon a long lineage of psychodynamic theory and practice, body psychotherapy, and crisis intervention. I work remotely, in English and German.