I am passionate about understanding how people build resilience and cope with life’s challenges. My focus is on creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel heard and empowered to strengthen their own resources. With experience in clinical psychology and an intercultural background, I bring empathy and openness to working with people from diverse walks of life.

Lucas Deleu is completing his Master's in Clinical Psychology at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Before moving into psychology, he spent many years in Belgian public service and Defence, including several assignments in Africa and the Middle East. Living and working in demanding environments sparked his curiosity about how people adapt to change, cope with pressure and find their way through uncertainty.

With a background in both Clinical Psychology and Sociology, Lucas looks at psychological difficulties within the wider context of a person's relationships, social environment and life experience. He offers a calm, open and non-judgemental space where clients can speak freely about what is troubling them or where they feel stuck.

His approach is both problem- and strengths-based: alongside exploring the patterns that bring someone to therapy, he pays attention to their strengths, resources and what is already working. Together with clients, he works towards a clearer understanding of their experience and meaningful ways forward, including a sustainable balance between what life asks of them, what they want to achieve and what they need for themselves.

Lucas works in Dutch and English, and after more than a decade in Brussels also has a good working knowledge of French.

Yuna Telemans is a clinical psychologist intern with a particular interest in identity, relationships, belonging and community. Growing up in Kenya and Tanzania shaped this curiosity, showing how much who we are is formed not only by personal history but by the cultures and communities around us.

Now settling into Belgium, the country [Name] calls "home", Yuna brings a person-centred approach grounded in empathy, authenticity and curiosity without judgement. The aim is to offer an open, genuine space where clients can explore whatever matters most to them.

Yuna works especially with loneliness and disconnection, questions of identity and belonging, relationship difficulties and the search for meaningful community. Alongside clinical training, Yuna is completing an honours research programme in autism and social cognition, deepening an interest in how we understand and relate to one another.

Laura is a dedicated psychologist with extensive experience supporting young adults and adults through a wide range of mental health challenges. Using evidence-based therapies like schema therapy, Laura provides a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to explore issues such as self-image, relationships, emotional difficulties, and past traumas. Her compassionate and analytical approach helps clients build resilience and personal growth. Book a free online consultation to take the first step toward your mental wellbeing.