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Character:
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I would describe myself as a bright, feminine, empathetic and sensitive woman. I am naturally caring and attentive, but at the same time I value independence and personal freedom. I believe that being close to someone does not mean losing yourself — quite the opposite. The most beautiful relationships are created when two complete, self-sufficient people choose to share their lives.
I am a psychotherapist and a craniosacral therapist trained in the American osteopathic tradition. I have a Master’s degree in Psychology and have dedicated a large part of my life to understanding people, emotions, relationships, and what truly makes us feel connected.
I love beautiful and meaningful things: photography, especially film photography, flowers, cinema, travelling and long conversations. I have a particular weakness for old jazz — there is something timeless and incredibly atmospheric about it.
I have travelled quite a lot and have been lucky enough to discover Iceland, Bali, Thailand
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Interests:
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Photography, especially film photography, is one of my favourite ways to capture moments. I love flowers and enjoy growing them, and I have a special appreciation for cinema, beautiful architecture, atmosphere and places with a story behind them.
I love travelling and discovering different cultures. Iceland, Bali, Thailand, Greece, Norway, Denmark, France, Germany and Sweden have all left their own memories, but I still have a long travel list.
Music is another important part of my life.
And I have a soft spot for beautiful Sunday breakfasts — good coffee, delicious Mediterranean food, an unhurried morning and someone interesting sitting across the table.
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Her Type of Man:
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I am attracted to an intellectually curious and emotionally mature man who is caring, attentive and calm by nature. I appreciate kindness, good manners, emotional intelligence and the ability to communicate openly.
I especially value a man who has his own interests, passions and purpose in life. I believe it is wonderful when both people have a profession, business or vocation they genuinely enjoy — and still consciously make time for each other.
For me, a relationship is not about being together every minute. It is about wanting to share your time, your thoughts, your experiences and your everyday life with someone special.
I value trust, tenderness, physical affection and quality time together. Small gestures can mean much more to me than grand declarations.
I would like to meet someone with whom we can have both stimulating conversations and comfortable silence; travel together, discover new places, enjoy beautiful meals, laugh, support each other and simply feel at hom
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