As an educational psychologist, my goal is to support parents and their children in a compassionate and understanding environment during challenging times. In addition to individual psychological sessions, I provide high-quality group sessions and trainings for families, teachers, and professionals working with children.

For nearly two decades, I have been teaching and conducting research at Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Primary and Pre-School Education, training kindergarten teachers. I also teach at ELTE Savaria University Center, Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training Center, and in recent years, I have contributed as a guest lecturer to the infant and early childhood education program at Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church. This gives me broad insight into the challenges and specifics of institutional education. As a mother of three, I am intimately familiar with both the joys and challenges of parenting, which allows me to combine professional knowledge with practical, real-life approaches in my work.

I warmly welcome all parents seeking guidance on their child’s development or education, those whose child’s behavior has changed, or who face difficulties in kindergarten or school. I provide support when families experience changes in their lives and consider it important that both parents and educators feel prepared and confident in supporting children.

In addition to my teaching and research in higher education, I work as a kindergarten psychologist and as an animal-assisted therapy session leader. My key areas of interest include inclusive education, play psychology, and developmental psychology. I conduct scientific research in these fields and give presentations at both Hungarian and international professional forums.

I am committed to ensuring that the families, educators, and children who turn to me receive real, practical solutions—grounded in science, but delivered in a humane and supportive environment.