About Me
Throughout my life journey, I have been guided by a deep belief in the unity — the inseparability — of the soul, mind, and body.
I began exploring the connection between emotions and the body during my university studies, and later deepened this focus through a six-year training in Biodynamic Body Psychotherapy. Since completing that training in 2013, I have been offering psychological counseling and psychotherapy, where I enjoy integrating principles and interventions from body psychotherapy.
In 2023, I completed another four-year training in body-oriented therapy and continue to develop and expand my psychotherapeutic skills.
From personal experience, I know how powerful body psychotherapy can be — how deeply it can support self-discovery and self-development, healing of the soul, finding inner resources, and living a more conscious and fulfilling life.
From a slightly different perspective on the unity of body, mind, and soul, yoga has completely won me over. It has been a part of my life for nearly 25 years. From 2017, I taught yoga in both group and individual settings. Today, I primarily integrate yoga as a supportive element within therapeutic sessions with clients.
I’m grateful that my life path, values, passion, and hobby are also my profession. It gives my life deeper meaning, joy, and purpose.
I am also a mother of two children, and life with them is even more loving and beautifully diverse. ♥
Psychotherapy practice
Since 2013, I have been running my own private psychotherapy practice, where I have completed over 4,000 hours of direct client contact.
Alongside my private practice, I collaborated with Aperio for seven years. I provided psychological counseling to participants of their courses, focusing primarily on single mothers and parents going through a separation.
I collaborated with MILA on the Namaste Care project, providing psychological counseling and group therapy for family caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s disease.
Education
2001–2007
Master’s Degree in Psychology Teaching (Faculty of Arts, Charles University)
and Physical Education Teaching (Faculty of Physical Education and Sport, Charles University)
Long-Term Trainings
2008–2013
Self-experience psychotherapeutic training in Biodynamic Body Psychotherapy
(mainly led by Eli Wiedenfeld and Květa Palusková)
www.vycviky.cz
2019–2023
Erogenetic – resource-oriented body therapy training
(Gussie Grace Wallem)
www.erogenetic.com
2023–2024
Trauma Therapy with Elements of EMDR
(Eli Weidenfeld)
2017–2019
Yoga in a Broader Context – instructor training focused on the therapeutic aspects of yoga
(Marcela Mikešová & Kamila Neumannová)
www.joga-hlavice.cz
2021
Spiral Yoga Therapy
(Marcela Mikešová & Kamila Neumannová)
www.joga-hlavice.cz
Courses
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2013 – Alpha Nursing: Therapeutic and sensitive care for infants (Mona Lisa Boyesen)
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2015 – Working with Trauma in Children – Somatic Experiencing® (Maggie Kline)
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2015 – Full-Body Psychotherapy (Eli Weidenfeld)
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2016 – Therapeutic Work with Trauma (Eli Weidenfeld)
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2023 – Bach Flower Remedies – Level 1 (Martina Taubrová)
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2025 – Foundational Training in Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga
www.traumasensitiveyoga.com - 2026 – Interventions in Vegetotherapy (Ebba Boyesen)
And many more psychotherapy, yoga, and meditation courses, workshops, and seminars — I never stop learning. ?
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