"A psychoanalysis consists in speaking freely, in not hushing the ideas that go through your head.
Little by little, from within your own words, another meaning forms and surprises you,
then falls apart, taking the pain with it.
Usually, you discover just how conditioned you have been by apparently minute elements
encountered in hazardous circumstances: things from childhood, meetings, certain words said to you,
and we keep coming back to them until the malevolent charge of these elements softens."
Jacques-Alain Miller

How I Work
 My practice is oriented by Lacanian psychoanalysis. Rather than seeking to silence symptoms quickly, I listen to what they may be saying in your life. What troubles you is not dismissed as meaningless, but it is treated as something that carries a message, even if it is difficult to grasp at first.
 In sessions, you are invited to speak freely, without censoring yourself or trying to fit your experience into a coherent narrative. Hesitations, contradictions, memories, dreams, and unexpected associations are welcome.
 Over time, new meanings emerge from your own words, and your relation to anxiety, loss, repetition, or conflict may shift from within—not through advice or techniques, but through your own experience.
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Beginning Psychoanalysis
 If you are considering starting psychoanalysis in Ljubljana or online therapy, you are welcome to get in touch for an initial consultation. In this first meeting, you can speak about what brings you, and we can see together whether this way of working suits you.
Email: info@iclp.si​​​​
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Training and Orientation
 I completed my analytic training at the Sección Clínica de Madrid (NUCEP – Instituto del Campo Freudiano, ELP, AMP-WAP), where I have obtained the Certificate of Clinical Studies with a final dissertation on the voice as object a.
 I remain actively involved in the contemporary Lacanian field through the New Lacanian School (NLS) and the World Association of Psychoanalysis (AMP-WAP). I am Delegate of the Bureau of Das Freudsche Ding – Austria, an affiliated group of the NLS.
 My essays have been published in the journal Punto de Fuga.