Clinical Psychology · Mind-Body Health

English-Speaking Clinical Psychologist in Munich

I offer psychological therapy and consultation in English, primarily through online sessions, for adults in Munich and internationally where legally permitted. In-person appointments in Munich may be arranged upon request, subject to availability. My specialist focus includes health anxiety, persistent physical symptoms, heart-related worries, chronic illness, and the interaction between psychological and physical health.

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When support may be useful

  • Physical illness is affecting mood, confidence, or daily life
  • Symptoms, tests, or health concerns are creating significant anxiety
  • Physical symptoms persist despite reassuring investigations
  • Stress is affecting how you feel physically
  • You are adjusting to a cardiac, metabolic, or other chronic condition
  • You want psychological support that takes physical health seriously

My approach

My approach is structured, evidence-based, and informed by research across psychosomatic medicine, health psychology, cardiology, and diabetology. I work with the full picture, including psychological, physical, and behavioural factors, rather than treating them as separate problems.

Frequently asked questions

Can I see an English-speaking psychologist in Munich online?

Yes. I offer sessions in English primarily online. I am based in Munich; in-person appointments may be arranged upon request, subject to availability.

Do you work with health anxiety and physical symptoms?

Yes. My specialist interests include health anxiety, persistent physical symptoms, heart-related concerns, and adjusting to chronic medical conditions. Psychological care complements, rather than replaces, appropriate medical assessment.

How much does a session cost?

A 50-minute session costs €160 and is self-pay. You can enquire before booking to discuss whether the service is suitable for your needs.

Can I book from outside Germany?

International enquiries are welcome. Clinical therapy can be provided only where legally permitted; non-clinical consultation may be an alternative where appropriate and legally permissible.

Understanding heart-related anxiety

Heart palpitations can remain frightening even after reassuring tests. Read my research-informed article on palpitations, normal heart tests and ongoing worry, or explore psychological support for heart symptoms and anxiety.

Support for expats and international residents

Living abroad can add another layer to health and psychological difficulties. Navigating an unfamiliar healthcare system, communicating about symptoms in another language, living away from established support networks, or managing illness while internationally mobile can all increase strain. I work with adults living in Munich as well as international clients online where the relevant legal framework permits.