About Alexandra

Alexandra studied Integrative Psychotherapy in AIHP Belgium.

Before that, she was trained in medicine and neurology, and in her twenties, she did some research in neurophysiology and psychology. Today, Alexandra combines her knowledge of neurology with concepts of EMDR, polyvagal theory, and sensory integration to guide her treatment of trauma, anxiety, and grief in neurotypical and neurodivergent clients.

Recently, Alexandra has developed ADORE, a communication technique that helps you talk about “negative” emotions with your child or partner without feeling overwhelmed. ADORE for talking about anger is available here.

Alexandra is active at her group practice Entisano and at the group practice Alento. Together with fantastic colleagues, she supports people aged 18 to 70 from Leuven and the surrounding areas.

Alexandra is a highly sensitive person, HSP, and feels many different things at once. Luckily, she has learned to name, understand, and regulate them and she is happy to pass her skills on to her clients, many of whom are also highly sensitive. (In fact, Dr. Elaine Aron, who coined the term Highly Sensitive Person, believes that most people coming to therapy are highly sensitive.) If you think that you are HSP yourself, you can check the questionnaire here.

Alexandra is a certified career coach. For HSPs and the broader public, she offers a 7-hour career coaching course in which she helps you recover from burnout and prevent another one, as well as build sustainable self-care. The career coaching sessions can be reimbursed by VDAB, the Flemish agency for work mediation and professional education.

Alexandra is a member of two Belgian professional associations for integrative psychotherapy, BNVIP and ABP-BVP.

Alexandra lives in Leuven. If you see her in town, do not panic, you can always nod hello and continue on your journey:)